Blog Posts in 2020

Can I Move with My Children After a Divorce?

A lot can change in the aftermath of a divorce and, if you share children with your former spouse, these changes can ultimately impact your time-sharing schedule. In Florida, a relocation is defined by a move that is 50 miles or more from the parent’s current residence. If you and your co-parent can reach an agreement regarding your relocation, this can make the situation substantially easier, ...

What is a Post-Divorce Modification?

The terms of your divorce agreement may not always serve the best interests of your children or suit you or your former spouse’s current situation. After all, life constantly changes and, under certain circumstances, modifications are necessary to address them. While issues such as spousal support, child support, and child custody may all be modified, property and asset division cannot be ...

Can I Reduce My Alimony Payments?

No one wants to continue making alimony payments for longer than they have to or if their circumstances no longer allow it. Thankfully, the court allows for post-divorce modifications. If you recently underwent a substantial change in circumstances, such as the loss of a job or you developed a disability, a judge might reduce your alimony payments to accommodate you. However, your payments will ...

How to Be a More Effective Co-Parent

Co-parenting after a divorce is often a challenge for former spouses, especially if there are still some hurt feelings and hostility remaining after enduring such a heart-wrenching process. However, you must find a way to work together, so you can effectively raise your children as a team. If you are having a hard time adjusting to the new dynamics of your relationship, co-parenting with your ...