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In a time-sharing arrangement, both parents spend a certain amount of time with their shared children. Typically, the Florida family courts prefer scenarios in which both parents have liberal amounts of time-sharing. However, one parent is technically the primary or...
Although most kids across the country haven’t even had the chance to enjoy Spring Break yet, it’s time for co-parents to start talking about summer vacation. During the summer, most parents who share custody must navigate a shift in schedules, routines and...
Sometimes, divorcing or separating parents fight in family court over their parenting plans. If one parent has compelling evidence of unsafe circumstances, the courts may award that parent the vast majority of parenting time. The courts may even relegate the other...
Spouses preparing for divorce often have to think about what assets they hope to keep. Dividing their property is a necessary element of divorce. Unfortunately, many people preparing for divorce overlook one of the most important financial considerations. They become...
A parenting plan includes important information about how adults intend to share parental rights and responsibilities. The terms included in a parenting plan can guide the co-parenting relationship until the children become adults themselves. Those negotiating...
People frequently say that home is where the heart is. Home is also where people tend to invest a significant portion of their income. Married couples might spend as much as a third of their income each month paying their mortgages. They may also spend money making...
Remarriage can mark an exciting time in a parent's life, but it can also mean tremendous change for kids and court orders from previous relationships. If you're a parent in Florida, understanding how remarriage affects child custody and support agreements is crucial...
Financial negotiations are a standard procedure in most Florida divorces. While some people begin their marriages with prenuptial agreements in place, many others have to handle property division matters during the divorce because they did not previously set any...
Florida family law judges typically prefer shared custody arrangements that give both parents plenty of time with their children. However, sometimes family circumstances lead to judges implementing arrangements where one parent has most or all of the parenting time....
Starting a new school year can be a big adjustment for any family. For parents who share parental responsibility and time with their children, the new year can bring unique challenges. If you are relatively new to this situation, it can help to know what issues may...