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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.

Divorce can be a complicated, awkward, and emotionally draining process. How do you decide who gets what?

Divorce is messy enough, but when you have kids, there’s a ton of additional things you have to consider.

Maybe you lose your job and can’t afford to pay child support at the same level any more. Or you’re receiving child support and you remarry, raising your income level.

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

When the court orders a parent to pay child support, that parent is bound by a legal agreement to do just that.

Nothing is more frustrating than trying to raise your child on a limited budget when your ex isn’t helping with money.

Recently a Florida father tried to pay child support, but when the check went to the wrong account, a world of trouble opened.

Though child support orders and enforcement have been less than effective in the past, Florida laws have finally helped structure and regulate more consistent child support provisions.

When a Florida judge is calculating how much child support a non-custodial parent will pay, they are looking mainly at that parent’s income and assets.