Tag Archives: Boca Raton Family Law Attorney
Establishing Paternity in Florida
The majority of children are born to two parents who ready and willing to care for their child, whether the couple is in a committed relationship or not. But in some cases the biological father refuses to acknowledge the child, while in others, the mother is the one who refuses to make the acknowledgement…. Read More »
Property Rights of Florida Cohabitating Couples
Living together prior to, or even in lieu of, marriage is more commonplace now than ever – according to the U.S. Census Bureau statistics for 2010, 45% of U.S. households were comprised of unmarried couples. Yet in Florida, cohabitation is a second-degree misdemeanor, punishable by up to 60 days in jail and a $500… Read More »
Dividing the Family Business in a Boca Raton Divorce
Whether it’s a law firm, medical practice, construction company or some other business, many couples own and operate a business together. And because for many of these couples, the business is their sole source of income, divorce often involves difficult issues regarding the award, valuation and buy-out of the business. Florida Business Valuation and… Read More »
Think Twice Before Using an Online Document Preparation for Your Divorce
A tech company that offers online divorce assistance is headed to Florida. The document preparation site, which allows users to prepare forms online and offers suggestions on what steps must be taken to settle their issues, promises to save users thousands of dollars in legal fees and keep their divorce out of court. But… Read More »
Parenting Education Requirement for Boca Raton Child Custody Cases
You expect certain things when you are going through a divorce. You’ll have to provide financial information to determine alimony and child support payments, as well as the equitable division of assets. You may have to part with some of your property, whether it is giving it to your spouse or selling it as… Read More »
Dating During Your Florida Divorce: Legal, But is it Smart?
Many people have no desire to jump back into the dating pool while they are going through a divorce. If the divorce was not mutual, they are most likely mourning the loss of their marriage, not out looking for love. But some people – whether the divorce is taking longer than expected due to… Read More »
Getting Divorced? Think Twice Before Posting on Social Media
If you are like the majority of the clients that walk through our door, you no doubt have a Facebook, Twitter or Instagram account – maybe even all three. There is no denying the convenience of social media for staying in touch with family and friends, re-connecting with childhood classmates, and getting support from… Read More »
Does the Child’s Preference Matter in Boca Raton Child Custody Cases?
One of the most contentious and stressful issues in any divorce – for both parents and children – is determining child custody, or time-sharing, as it is called in Florida. For the parents, the thought of not being with their children full-time can sometimes cause them to second guess their decision to divorce. Children… Read More »
Pets and Divorce
According to the U.S. Pet Ownership and Demographic Sourcebook, more than 66% of all U.S. households own either a dog or cat. For many people, their furry animal friends are more than just cuddly companions – they’re as beloved as children. And this can make divorce proceedings contentious, as each couple fights to retain… Read More »
Revocation of Beneficiary Designations after Florida Divorce
Divorce signifies a clean break – the marriage is ended, households separated and assets divided. With the exception of raising the children, most couples no longer wish to be tied to their ex-spouse, and they certainly have no desire for their spouse to benefit financially from them in any way. You may find it… Read More »
