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When a judge gives you and your ex a child custody arrangement (called “time sharing” in Florida), it may be an arrangement that fits your child’s needs at the time.

A new bill in the Florida Senate could drastically change the way time-sharing is organized for divorced parents.

After divorce proceedings are finalized, conflicts are resolved, and families are able to move on with their lives, it’s becoming increasingly common for adults to remarry.

If you are a parent going through a divorce, the way you care for your children could drastically change. Rather than living in the same house with them

When someone gets divorced, they may feel the excitement of living a new, independent life. Or they might feel the sadness of ending a life with their partner.

The state of Florida takes child welfare extremely seriously. In order to ensure that Florida’s children are kept safe and healthy, the state enforces a rigid set of laws

When you divorce your spouse, having to continue seeing them regularly is probably the last thing you want to do.

As more and more children are born to unmarried parents, Florida laws continue to evolve in regards to parents’ rights and child support.

Divorces can be tough, but divorces with children are even harder. You have to think about both your child’s wellbeing as well as your own. And with children, one of the things you have to deal with is child support.

Complicated, prolonged, and emotionally taxing, the divorce process may be the most difficult undertaking you ever face. However, you can greatly reduce the stress and hassle involved with careful preparation, informed planning, and proper execution of all of the steps involved.