During the emotional, personal and financial upheaval of a divorce, people will hear many terms that could be confusing. In Florida, a common issue for couples is how their property will be split. This is where equitable distribution enters the picture. While it might...
Month: October 2022
Is Florida’s standard parenting time plan right for my case?
Not every Florida divorce is contentious with the sides disagreeing on everything from the start. For couples who can find common ground, it can make the process much easier. This is especially true if children are involved. There is no doubt that divorce can be rough...
Facts about bankruptcy, credit scores and discrimination
For Floridians who are experiencing financial problems and are thinking about bankruptcy, there are many factors that may prevent them from moving forward with the process. This is true even if they meet all of the other requirements to clear their debts with a...
What debts can I not get rid of in bankruptcy?
Bankruptcy provides a great opportunity for Florida residents struggling with the burden of debt to make a fresh start. That’s the good news. The bad news is not all debts are dischargeable in bankruptcy. Before you file bankruptcy, it is important to know what debts...
Helping you start and grow your business
Since you were very young, you dreamed of being your own boss. Now, with the start of your own business, you are about to make your dreams come true. This is easier said than done. Starting a new business is a detailed and sometimes complex process. Consider the legal...
Understanding the basics of child support issues
Child support can play a big role in family dynamics. Whether this issue arises between soon-to-be ex-spouses or a couple that was never married, it can be divisive and difficult to settle. Understanding the basics about child support issues can help Florida residents...
Good news! Bankruptcy will not ruin your credit in the long run
One of the biggest worries you may have about filing for bankruptcy is what kind of financial shape you will be in once the process is over. Will you have anything left? Will you ever be able to take out a credit card or loan again? These questions can keep you up at...
When can you seek to modify an existing custody order?
Your custody order may have seemed fitting at the time it was ordered, but life changes, and so do your child’s needs. If you’re worried about how your existing order impacts your child’s safety and well-being, then you may need to consider whether seeking a...
How is debt treated during a Florida divorce?
For readers of divorce headlines, the discussion is usually on who gets what and payments. However, for many divorcing couples, the most important item to be split is liabilities, commonly known as debt. After all, Americans owe a mountain of debt, including...
What type of parenting plan is right for your kid?
A lot of your job as a parent is about working out the logistics. Can you get your children out the door in time for school in the morning? Can you get them home -- or to an after-school activity -- in the afternoon? And can you get them to doctor's appointments,...