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Do You Know the Child Custody Rights in Florida?
In Florida, a custody arrangement is determined based on many factors, all of them centered on the child’s best interest. Custody law in ...
Common Alimony Myths
Currently, the Center for Disease Control estimates that for every 1,000 people, there are 3.2 divorces. Divorce is astonishingly common, yet for every ...
How to Get Alimony in Florida
Alimony is the method by which a person with greater financial resources supports a former spouse after a divorce. This support is available ...
How to Make a Parenting Plan
If you’re a parent working out child custody, you’ll need to create a parenting plan. While parents can tailor the parenting plan to ...
How to Estate Plan for Blended Families
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eWqnySwmRrU When the Brady Bunch debuted on television in 1969, blended families were the exception to the rule. These days, they’re much more ...
What Happens During the Probate Process?
Do you understand the probate process? Probate is the process of authenticating a last will and testament after someone dies, and it can ...
How to Set Up a Trust in Florida
If you’re planning for your estate in Florida, you might want to consider setting up a living trust. A living trust is one ...
Understanding Individual Ownership of Property
Property ownership may seem straightforward, but the legal definition can be hard to understand. This is because there are three different ways an ...
Can Bankruptcy Stop a Foreclosure in Florida?
Foreclosure is a scary process for many reasons. It is confusing, and you may not understand what is happening until it is too ...
How to Handle Student Loans During Bankruptcy
Navigating bankruptcy is a complex legal process that deserves a significant amount of time and consideration before reaching a resolution. Although it can ...
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