Divorce can be an extremely complicated and difficult ordeal for many families. For families who have children, parting ways can be complex, particularly for families with a child who has special needs. Special needs children tend to have a more difficult time dealing...
Collaborative Divorce For High Net-Worth Families In Florida Benefits Of Collaborative Divorce One benefit is employing a neutral financial professional, typically a forensic accountant, to analyze the financial problems in the case- debts, assets, expenses, and...
A plea agreement consists of a negotiated contract between the prosecutor and the defendant’s lawyer dictating the sentence that is acceptable to both parties. That sentence is recommended to the court, which then decides whether to accept or deny the terms of the...
When you think about being a good father, you may not envision having to fight to prove that you’re able to offer the best home possible for your child. However, every single day, fathers around the United States are forced to go to court to fight for full custody of...
How property is divided in a divorce varies from state to state. Florida law mandates an equitable division of property between spouses. While equitable division generally means “equal,” a judge who thinks a 50/50 split is unfair can divide the property in a different...
The Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution famously guarantees every American’s right to bear arms. The constitutional right to bear arms doesn’t stop every time you climb into your vehicle. In many communities such as Navarre, Pensacola, Fort Walton Beach, and...
Under Florida law, child custody (also referred to as time-sharing), can be a point of contention in many divorces. Parents often struggle to agree on a time-sharing plan both parties consider equitable. In Florida, courts may have the power to construct a custody...