Category Archives: Divorce
The Right of First Refusal
Parents who share custody of children will likely come across times when the parent who has custody needs to use childcare in order to work, socialize, or otherwise be away from home. During these times, the non-custodial person may wish to pick up a little extra time with the kids. While the right of… Read More »
Getting Over Your Divorce
If you’ve ever known anyone who is wallowing in divorce misery years after their marriage ended, you know you don’t want to be like that. So how do some people make a smooth transition to their new life, while others seem to flounder for years and years? Perhaps one factor relates to one’s ability… Read More »
Good-bye to Permanent Alimony in Florida
It’s been in the works for a while now, and many hoped it would never come to this: but an overhaul to Florida’s alimony laws was signed into law this year, and the changes will be monumental. SB 1416: Alimony Recipient’s Take on it Under SB 1416 permanent alimony has been eliminated, and replaced… Read More »
When You Realize You’ve Married Bridezilla
If it didn’t take long to realize that getting married was a massive mistake, you may be in search of a local divorce attorney. While marital bliss seemed attainable at the time, as soon as the rose-colored glasses came off, it was clear that your blushing bride was nothing short of a Bridezilla, and… Read More »
Divorce: Say Yes to Smart Moves and No to Foolish Ones
Divorce can be nerve-wracking, but there’s no sense making things more difficult than they need to be. Before you get started, consider what some experts recommend you should and shouldn’t do: Yes No Be sure to contact a local divorce attorney who will represent your interests: Outcomes are generally better when you and… Read More »
Urgent Reminder: Address Estate Planning After Divorce
One of the things many people neglect to address following divorce is estate planning. But making revisions may be one of the most important things you should do! Start by ensuring your estate planner has a copy of your divorce agreement so that any requirements you may have toward your ex are not overlooked…. Read More »
Is the Seven-Year-Itch Threatening Your Marriage?
Eight point two years: that’s the length of the average marriage for first-timers. Many say it makes perfect sense—after all, the seven-year-itch took its toll, and couples were ready to throw in the towel. What does research have to say about it? Adult Development Actually, researchers note that adults do cycle through life in… Read More »
The Impact of Social Media on Your Divorce
You’re going through a divorce, and you feel as though your emotions are taking you on a roller coaster ride. One day you feel completely broken and alone, another you’re overcome with disbelief and rage. That turns into confidence and reckless abandon. All of that is normal and nothing to be worried about. What… Read More »
Divorcees: Did You Know You May Be Eligible for Social Security Benefits Based on Your Former Spouse’s Earnings?
Many people don’t realize that they may be able to get a percentage of their former spouse’s Social Security benefits. For seniors who may be contemplating divorce, this could address concerns about how to make ends meet following a split. Gray divorce is becoming more common these days, so there are plenty of people… Read More »
You, too, Can Make Co-parenting Work in Divorce
Co-parenting: it sounds so easy, but it can be so challenging! You care intensely about your children, and it’s tough to give up control to someone you barely even like (your ex). Even if you have a decent relationship with your former spouse and a shared commitment to your kids, there will be tough… Read More »
