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What Celebrity Divorces Can Teach Us About Privacy in Family Court

When news broke about Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban’s divorce, many were surprised by the level of detail shared publicly, including their monthly incomes and custody arrangements. It’s a reminder that even the most personal...more

Thinking About Divorce: 5 Things to Know Before Your First Consultation

Divorce is a significant life decision — one that can feel overwhelming, especially when children, finances, and long-term planning are involved. An initial consultation with a family law attorney is not a commitment to move...more

Divorce After 50: What Gray Divorce Means for You

What happens when a marriage ends after 20, 30, or even 40 years? For couples over 50 with substantial assets, divorce isn’t just about separating lives. It’s about untangling decades of shared finances, business...more

Mediation Missteps: How to Prevent Common Pitfalls in Family Law Cases

Mediation is a confidential process where parties in family law matters, such as divorce, paternity, modification, or enforcement actions, work towards resolving their issues. It involves the parties, along with their...more

Cryptocurrency and Divorce

Cryptocurrency has gone from being a niche, mysterious quantity to a rapidly growing form of investment for many. Given its rise in popularity, cryptocurrency has become an important asset that cannot be overlooked in a...more

Navigating the Legal Maze of Parental Relocation in Divorce

Celebrity news often grabs everyone’s attention, especially when it involves a divorce that is playing out both in the court system and in the public eye. Recently, headlines have followed the divorce of celebrity couple Joe...more

Florida's Alimony Overhaul: New Legislation Changes Modification Standards

On June 30, 2023, Governor DeSantis signed landmark legislation, which made sweeping changes to Florida’s alimony laws. Similar attempts have failed in prior years, including a veto by DeSantis of the bill’s predecessor in...more

New Florida Legislation Helps Unwed Fathers Gain Parental Rights

In recognition of Father’s Day this past weekend, a change in the law may be of particular importance to fathers. Effective July 1, 2023, a new law signed by Governor DeSantis now acknowledges rights of “unwed fathers.”...more

Why the Cut-Off Date Matters in Florida Divorces

During an initial divorce consultation, I’m often asked, “What if I’m unsure of whether to file?” Of course, the decision of whether to file for divorce is a deeply personal one, and one that is both complex and difficult. No...more

Lessons from a Celebrity Divorce: The Importance of a Prenuptial Agreement

Celebrity divorces are always a fascinating topic. Over the last year, you may have seen news reports concerning Kelly Clarkson’s divorce from her husband that discuss the couple’s purported prenuptial agreement. ...more

Gray Divorce: What to Consider When You’re Divorcing Later in Life

By now, you’ve undoubtedly heard that Bill and Melinda Gates have chosen to end their 27-year marriage, joining the increasing number of long-married couples opting to divorce. A recent THINK article about the growing trend...more

Florida Supreme Court Rules “Concrete Steps” Not Required to Restore Parent Timesharing Rights

Last week, the Florida Supreme Court in C.N. v. I.G.C. (Case No. SC20-505), ruled on the issue of whether a court is required to give a parent “concrete steps” to restore lost timesharing and return to the pre-modification...more

The Fine Print - Winter 2017 - Family Law & Estate Planning

The Winter 2017 issue of The Fine Print focuses on family law and estate planning and features articles on prenuptial agreements, what to know if you are heading toward divorce, and more. Click on the attachment below to read...more

Prenuptial Agreements - Who Needs Them?

A prenuptial agreement is a contract between prospective spouses before they marry, which governs certain issues in the event of divorce or death, such as property division, spousal support, and rights of a surviving spouse....more

Wanting To Relocate Your Children Out Of The Area; Some Specific Factors Must First Be Met

A parent’s desire to move outside of Florida once a custody proceeding (including divorce or paternity) has been commenced or concluded can result in challenging legal hurdles. The Florida Statutes prohibit “relocation” of a...more

3/30/2015  /  Child Custody , Child Visitation

2015 Alimony Reform Bill

Significant attempts have been made in recent years to overhaul Florida’s alimony law. While such attempts have nearly been successful, they have ultimately failed. Specifically, in May 2013, Governor Rick Scott vetoed the...more

3/12/2015  /  Alimony , Divorce
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