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When parents find themselves in a high-conflict custody battle, it’s not just the legal issues that take a toll—it’s the emotional strain on everyone involved, especially the children. These are not just typical disagreements over visitation schedules; these disputes often…
Read MoreUnderstanding Legal Relocation with a Child After Divorce The state of Florida has clear statutes in place when it comes to relocating after a divorce when children are involved. Any move that could impact your ability to comply with a…
Read MoreVisitation is not the same thing as child custody. Custody refers to physically keeping the child or having legal authority over them. When you get visitation, this means that you have scheduled time with the kids, and you must…
Read MoreIn a divorce, people are often blinded by their sense of fairness. It’s easy to forget pragmatic, legal concerns when you are worried about whether you’re being mistreated. This is often the case with child custody and child support.…
Read MoreThe subject of child custody can be a difficult one to discuss. All parents want time with their kids, and the pragmatic realities of life can add to or subtract from that time. In a divorce, courts generally make…
Read MoreAll states have plans for long-distance parents who share custody. Some simply assign a percentage of custody to each parent, adjusted for the distance between them. Others, such as Florida, have direct plans to address the issue. Florida uses…
Read MoreChild custody is usually one of the most emotional and heart-rendering aspects that come up in family law. Holiday visitation schedules can become a flashpoint for conflict. But it doesn’t have to be that way. The state of Florida offers…
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