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Children need strong guidance. While that usually comes from their parents, it can be gained elsewhere as well. In Florida, a child may need guardianship depending on the circumstances. It’s important to know the difference between guardianship and custody. What is...
After getting divorced, parents in Florida may find it difficult to manage a co-parenting schedule. Furthermore, they have to be careful and consider how this schedule will affect their little ones, an effect which can differ greatly depending on the child's...
For divorcing couples who have kids, child custody can be a divisive issue. In the ideal case, the couple will work together to figure out how they can co-parent their children without involving attorneys or courts. In many Florida cases, though, the parents disagree...
Florida parents who are either divorced or going through a separation may wonder how the court will evaluate their homes during the custody determination process. Courts tend to follow a specific set of rules, but their decisions vary depending on the state and judge....
Most Florida parents who are getting a divorce agree that it's important to focus on the best interests of the children. However, there may be so much conflict between the former spouses that they are not capable of co-parenting. Furthermore, they might be concerned...
Fathers in Florida who are unmarried or divorced might have trouble getting custody or visitation rights to their children. They may struggle to pay child support. However, there are steps those fathers can take that may improve their situation.For example, a court...
Losing custody of children can be very difficult for Florida parents. However, the loss of custody doesn't have to last forever. There are certain steps parents can take to regain their custody rights. The decisions that family court judges make regarding custody...
One part of getting a divorce for parents in Florida is creating a parenting schedule. By collaborating together, parents can signal to their children that family still comes first despite the divorce. There are pitfalls parents should avoid when creating the...
One of the best times to revisit your co-parenting arrangement is now, just before you children go back to school. Starting or returning to school can be stressful for children. It is especially important to maintain a harmonious relationship with your ex during this...
