For many couples, considering a prenuptial agreement is a source of dread. Far too many people approach the topic of prenuptial agreements with the belief that these marital contracts always begin and end from an adversarial position. In reality, Florida couples often...
Is shared custody always better for Florida families?
There is a marked trend in child custody law toward a system under which shared custody is the starting point for all families who are going through a divorce. There are strong arguments on both sides of that matter, but many Florida parents believe that each and...
Post-divorce back-to-school tips for Punta Gorda parents
Back-to-school season is in full swing, and for parents who have gone through a recent divorce, this can be a challenging time of year. Sending the kids off for the first day of school is something of a family tradition for many, and when one parent is suddenly left...
Could Punta Gorda parents lose custody over intelligence?
Most parents have no fear of losing their kids to state authorities, due to the fact that they provide a safe and loving home. Unfortunately, that is not always enough, and there are cases in Punta Gorda and elsewhere that place parents at odds with the state for...
What happens to retirement accounts in a divorce?
Florida couples preparing for a divorce know they can expect to divide the assets they gathered throughout their marriage. Retirement accounts number among the larger assets, so it is worth taking a closer look at how Florida law addresses their division. Florida is...
Things to include in a Florida prenuptial agreement
Preparing for a wedding can be a whirlwind experience, and one that can overwhelm even the most organized of people. For many in Florida, drafting the perfect prenup is just as important as selecting the ideal wedding cake or hiring an amazing band. When working...