Monthly Archives: May 2022
Are You Worried About Foul Play In Your Divorce?
While no divorce is pleasant, some can get pretty ugly. Spouses who believe they are the victim of cheating and whose hearts have been broken can be pretty bitter, motivating them to engage in some dastardly behavior. But it doesn’t take an unfaithful spouse to produce bad behavior in a divorce; some people will… Read More »
The Impacts Of Senate Bill 1796: Alimony & Custody Issues
After the legislature passed SB 1796, Governor DeSantis found himself facing heavy lobbying to veto it. Why has the bill garnered such stringent opposition? Contentious Points The bill addresses child custody and alimony, and many claim it has deleterious impacts on the lesser earning spouse in a divorce: It codifies the presumption that time-sharing… Read More »
When One Side Won’t Comply With The Parenting Plan
You had high hopes that you and your former spouse would be able to get your act together for the sake of the kids after the divorce. You agreed to a parenting plan that seemed reasonable and fair, and set forth to demonstrate a healthy respect for your ex while maintaining significant contact with… Read More »
When You’re Blind-Sighted By Divorce
You thought you made a good couple. Things felt normal, if not crazily exciting every single day. You both did your fair share in the marriage and managed to wrap your arms around the American dream: a house, a couple of kids, a 2-week vacation every year. What else is there? Apparently, your spouse… Read More »
