Whether you were able to agree on a child custody arrangement or needed a judge to step in and render a decision, you must have a plan in place that accounts for where your children will live and how often they can visit their noncustodial parent. Once a plan is in place, ...
Read MoreCo-parenting after a divorce can be quite a challenge. You and your former spouse might still have a lot of unresolved problems to deal with and the ...
View MoreOne of the most emotionally challenging issues families endure during the divorce process is child custody. Although family courts no longer show ...
View MoreUnderstanding Joint Custody Relocation in Florida Florida law defines relocation as one parent moving 50 miles or more away from the current ...
View MoreTake Legal Action and Stop Chasing Payments Trying to collect child support every month can be an exhausting, frustrating, and infuriating task. You ...
View MoreNavigating the Holidays When Kids Compare Divorce is a time of a lot of firsts. The holidays are no exception. When you’ve been through a divorce or ...
View MoreDivorce is a very emotional and trying experience for many fathers. Your feelings towards your former spouse can become hostile and cloud your ...
View MoreFor most of the year, the constant cycle of school, work, and other daily activities makes your schedule fairly predictable, and that means it’s ...
View MoreAs Miami divorce lawyers, we are frequently approached by male clients who are concerned about their ability to stay involved in the lives of their ...
View MoreWhile traditionally thought of as a time of family unity and joyous get-togethers, the holiday season can be particularly rough for parents and ...
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