How to Handle Timesharing With Ease
Once a case is resolved, former spouses have the opportunity to settle into a new routine. For Clients with children, a parenting plan is implemented to outline primary residency, school zoning, expenses and reimbursement expectations, and Timesharing (formerly known...
Is Parallel Parenting Right for You?
In high conflict cases where former spouses struggle to communicate or agree on what is best for their children, co-parenting can seem like a daunting task. The Divorce process is just the beginning. Your marriage may be over, but when you have kids, you will be...
Co-parenting and Child Support: Knowing Your Rights
Being a single parent wasn’t part of the future you envisioned for yourself or for your marriage. Regardless of your differences or imperfections as a couple, both you and your former spouse have an opportunity to be present and positive influences as parents. Outside...
Three Common Challenges Blended Families Face
Many times, when couples are experiencing marriage again after a Divorce, a new spouse isn’t the only addition to the family. Second marriages not only represent a sense of hope, but may also include a season filled with challenges and transition. For newlyweds with...
Considering a Prenuptial Agreement?
Are you recently engaged or in the process of planning an upcoming wedding? If so, your feelings of excitement and joy, may also be met with expressions of concern for yourself or from those closest to you. Most couples marry for the right reasons and have the best...
How Can Collaborative Divorce Benefit You and Your Family?
Whether you are embarking on the Divorce process now or contemplating your options regarding the future of your marriage, it is important to base your decision on what is best for your family. What worked for someone else may not lead to an ideal resolution for you....
Three Ways Counseling Can Positively Impact Your Marriage
Often, couples are led to believe counseling should only be entered in a final effort to save their marriage. While speaking with a mental health professional may seem intimidating at first, we encourage our Cients to seek help, especially if reconciliation is...
Four Steps to Take When Considering a Divorce
Whether you’ve reached a breaking point in your relationship or your marriage has been in a state beyond repair for a while, Divorce should not be approached lightly. There are many factors that influence settlements and final judgments. Our Central Florida Family Law...
How to Maintain a Family Unit After Your Divorce
With emotions at an all-time high, going through a Divorce may leave you feeling defeated. The future you envisioned for your children no longer lines up with your current circumstances. Timesharing schedules (formerly known as Custody arrangements) and Parenting...
Are You Interested in Adoption?
Whether you are planning to start a family through adoption or would like to give your child and/or children a sibling, we encourage you to be mindful of the unique journey ahead. There are many moving parts in the adoption process. Before you initiate adoption, it is...