Monthly Archives: October 2020
Your Visitation Rights Could Be Restricted if You Refuse to Wear a Mask
The end of the COVID-19 pandemic is nowhere in sight, as thousands of new coronavirus cases are reported across the United States every single day. People across the nation still have to rely on face masks, social distancing, and other preventative measures to keep them and their families safe during these times of uncertainty…. Read More »
What Are Children’s Rights in a Florida Divorce?
Divorce is an emotionally-draining experience for everyone, especially your children. Unfortunately, some parents may unintentionally ignore their children’s rights or put their interests above their children’s. Under Florida law, even minor children have certain rights in a divorce, and you, as a parent, must protect your children’s rights during this stressful and challenging time…. Read More »
3 Commingling Theories Recognized by Florida Law During Equitable Distribution
If you are familiar with Florida’s property division laws, you probably know that the classification of assets plays a crucial role in a divorce. Under Florida’s equitable distribution law, courts recognize two categories of property: marital and separate. While marital property – the assets acquired during the marriage – is subject to equitable distribution… Read More »
What to Do if Your Spouse is Not Paying Household Bills While Divorce is Pending?
If you are going through a divorce in Florida, many things in your life are about to change. However, monthly household bills and payments will remain unchanged regardless of whether you are still married, in the process of getting divorced, or have already finalized your divorce case. Depending on the circumstances surrounding your divorce… Read More »