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A stack of court papers on your doorstep. Anger, hurt, the urge to show your teenager ‘the truth.’ Here’s why handing that motion to your child moves them from the edge of your divorce case into the middle of it, and what Florida law says about protecting kids from litigation.

Have you ever wondered how child support is calculated or whether your spouse can agree to waive child support? Here is everything that you need to know about how child support is calculated in Florida. We will also explain what Courts actually do when child support is an issue, and how to avoid unnecessary fighting.

If you are facing a divorce, or if you are contemplating a divorce, here is what you need to know about alimony/spousal support to be a more informed and educated consumer in Florida. The reality is that anytime there is an income disparity, we start to talk about alimony/spousal support. And the longer you are married, generally, the more significant the risk and exposure is to pay alimony for years not months.

Digital evidence can directly affect several important aspects of a Florida divorce. What may seem like harmless activity can influence how key issues are viewed and decided in your case.

An uncontested divorce can absolutely be less stressful than a contested case, but that does not mean it is risk free. In Florida, even when both spouses agree, the court still expects complete paperwork, clear legal language, and agreements that protect both parties moving forward. Understanding what can go wrong in a do-it-yourself divorce is often just as important as understanding how the process begins.

An attorney who regularly handles cases like yours will have concrete answers. Someone who doesn’t will hedge or speak in generalities. Before you hire anyone, you need to understand exactly what you’ll be paying. Ask: What’s your hourly rate? What’s the retainer, and how does it work?

Right after the holidays, something shifts. The distractions fade, real life settles back in, and a question gets louder: “what are we doing together?” Hallmark and other greeting card companies try to sell Valentine’s Day as a day of romance. Divorce is often seen as its opposite, marred by feelings of anger and resentment.