If you’re seeking sole custody of a child in Florida, you’re probably aware of the importance of proving that you’re the better parent. Doing so requires taking certain steps, such as showing that child is well-cared for physically and psychologically. VeryWellFamily.com offers the following advice, which can help you establish your case in court.
Tips on a successful case when seeking sole custody
Protecting assets after marriage with a postnuptial agreement
Engaged couples in Florida usually spend much of their time dreaming and planning their wedding and honeymoon, but do not spend much time talking about finances and future situations. In fact, the thought of drafting a prenuptial agreement seems laughable for many, especially in the happy months leading up to saying 'I do.' However, once the honeymoon phase has passed and real life kicks in, thinking about the future may become more of a focus. It is in these times when a postnuptial agreement may be discussed.
Same-sex marriage rights equal same divorce rights
Did you know you and your partner are entitled to the same divorce rights as a heterosexual marriage couple? It is true.
Is alimony always awarded?
If you are getting a divorce in Florida, there are many things likely on your mind. One of them may be whether you will get alimony or not. You may not know if it is awarded in every case or if it is possible you will not have alimony in your case. Whether you are receiving or paying spousal support, it is a good idea to know how likely it is to be awarded in your situation.
How to Help You Child Understand Divorce
When it comes to divorce, many kids hold out hope that their parents will one day reunite. This hope can be emotionally damaging, especially when both parents begin pursuing relationships with other people. While you can take away the hurt your child is experiencing as a result of you divorce, you can help him or her to understand that the process is truly final (which is the first step to accepting the new family dynamic). Parenting Magazine offers advice on how to explain this to your kids.
