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On January 1, 2018, a new child custody law went into effect in Florida. The intention of the law, known as the Standard Parenting

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.

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

If you are considering getting a divorce but have children to care for, your financial or childcare concerns might be holding you back.

You should never remain in an unhappy, abusive, or unwanted marriage because you’re afraid you won’t be able to afford the cost of divorce. Too often, couples in Florida feel they must stay together because of their financial situation, mistakenly believing they cannot pay for a divorce.

When it comes to divorce, there are a number of things you have to consider, and for some couples, the court or venue where the divorce proceedings will take place is one of them.

Having a child is generally one of the most momentous and exciting occasions in your life, but for some fathers, it can be an ongoing nightmare.

Since Florida laws require fathers to financially provide for their children’s shelter and upbringing, determining paternity is a high priority

So you and your spouse have come to the decision that you want a divorce – where do you start? Divorce is often messy and time-consuming, but every divorce is different.

Family law is a complex legal area in Florida, and your divorce attorney will have years of education and experience in the field.