Children in Florida whose parents are going through a divorce need as much emotional support as they can get. While the majority of this support should come from their parents, other members of the immediate family should play a role as well. According to The Attached...
Quitting work may cause imputed income for child support purposes
Many divorcing parents in Florida who have children are typically aware that there will most likely be a child support order issued by the court at some point in time. Most parents want to properly support their children and comply with the state’s law for doing so....
Family feuds over ownership of double basses
Most in Plantation might assume that domestic disputes requiring legal intervention only occur between spouses. However, that is not always the case. Parents and children can end up feuding for years over the circumstances of a divorce. This may come as little...
Nominal alimony can preserve a spouse’s rights later
Few issues in some divorces are more important to the parties than that of alimony. There are many guidelines used by the Florida courts to determine whether alimony is appropriate and if so, the level at which the obligor will be paying the obligee. Often, divorce...
Same-sex marriage, divorce and equal rights
The romanticized appeal of spending a lifetime with someone can, unfortunately, go awry. When this happens, a multitude of issues can also come about, especially those involving legal matters. When a same-sex couple decides to divorce in Florida, those legal matters...
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