Child Custody
Child timesharing (sometimes called child custody) is one of the most sensitive and emotional issues in a divorce. Even a couple working through the end of their marriage with relatively few problems can hit a snag when it comes to the care of their children. In ideal situations, both couples…
Child Support
Child support, like all financial issues in divorce, can be a point of contention. Even when parents want to do what is best for their child or children, they might not agree on how much money should exchange hands for the care of a child once the divorce is final….
Grandparent Rights
Grandparents are often an important part of a child’s life, but when parents split or choose to never marry, the relationship between a child and his or her grandparents is sometimes affected. Florida has recently taken some action to protect the right grandparents have to spend time with their grandchildren. A…
Parental Rights
Parental rights are one of the most important issues in a divorce. Sometimes couples allow themselves to be dragged into a custody battle, often out of spite and with a lack of regard for the well-being of their children. It is important parents do all they can to protect their…
Relocation and Custody
Custody issues in a divorced family can escalate into full-blown battles, especially if one parent intends to relocate with a child. In Florida, custodial parents have the legal right to move up to 50 miles from their current location without notification to the non-custodial parent. If a move is more than…
