Category Archives: Family Law
Parent Education Classes: Who Has To Take Them And Why
As a parent, your children come first. In cases involving divorce or paternity proceedings, there is the potential for misunderstandings and disputes that could adversely impact them. To prevent this and to make parents more aware of the needs of children in this situation, parenting education classes are generally required by family court judges…. Read More »
Social Media Tips During Divorce
Social media allows you to keep in touch with family and friends, provides a source of useful information, and can help to promote your business. However, sharing too much personal information is never a good idea. This is particularly true when going through a divorce in Fort Lauderdale. Find out some of the potential… Read More »
Behind The Controversy Over The Parents’ Bill Of Rights In Florida
As a parent, protecting your child’s health and wellbeing is a top priority. This means making decisions on their behalf that you determine are their best interests. A new law that recently went into effect in Florida helps to protect parental rights, but it has also created some controversy. Our Fort Lauderdale family law… Read More »
Benefits Of Adopting Older Stepchildren And Adults
Adoption is one of the most heartwarming events in the family courts. If you are raising stepchildren that are either older or full-grown adults, you may think taking this step is just a formality, but it does provide important benefits. Our Fort Lauderdale family law attorney explains some of the protections it offers stepparents… Read More »
The Benefits Of Step-Parent Adoptions
While being a stepparent is not without challenges, many people successfully assume this role and end up forming close and loving bonds with the children involved. However, it is important to be aware that being married to their parent and playing a major role in the child’s life does not give them or you… Read More »
How To Talk To Your Soon-To-Be Spouse About A Prenup
Spring is finally here and for engaged couples, it is time to make firm plans for tying the knot. The warm weather months are among the most common for weddings, which means you may be in the midst of some major planning. However, there is one important task that often gets overlooked, which is… Read More »
Six Common Situations In Marriage That Can Cause A Divorce
Marriages break up for a variety of reasons or even for seemingly no reason at all. When one spouse ends up filing for divorce, the other may wonder what went wrong. In many cases, a look back over the previous months or years provides important clues. The following details six common situations in marriage… Read More »
How Paternity and Fathers’ Rights Benefit Men and Women
In the past, family court proceedings in cases where parents were divorced or unmarried generally favored mothers. Women may have seemed to have an advantage in terms of being named as the primary caregiver and awarded child support, but they also bore more responsibility in caring for the child and making sacrifices to meet… Read More »
Pandemic Impacting Wedding Plans? Don’t Forego Your Prenup
The coronavirus pandemic has impacted families across Florida, preventing them from spending time together. Funerals, graduations, and family reunions have all been disrupted. With the wedding season here, many couples are being forced to make special accommodations for celebrations they likely had planned months or even years in advance. While you may have to… Read More »
Impacts Of The Coronavirus On Fort Lauderdale Family Law Cases
Family law cases deal with important matters impacting your relationships with others, your financial security, and your general well-being or safety. Amidst the coronavirus epidemic, courts are running on minimal staff and services provided are extremely limited. If you are in the midst of a court case involving a family law matter, the following… Read More »