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Parents generally have legal authority over their children. They decide what type of medical care their children require and where they go to school. They have control over their property and a responsibility to meet their basic needs. In some cases, parents may need...
The stress of the need to start a conversation about divorce can quickly snowball. This can make an already difficult situation even more frustrating and result in an unproductive conversation. Three questions to ask yourself first that can help you make progress on...
Married spouses typically combine their homes and their lives as completely as they can. They share everything, from the bed where they sleep to their meals. They likely commingle their finances by using one checking account and even plan their retirement around...
When you discuss the way the courts approach divorce cases, people usually probably bring up the fact that they always try to work toward the child's best interests. When making custody decisions, what is best for the child is what the court is going to give...
In Florida, the obligation of spouses to support each other does not necessarily terminate when they divorce. If the divorce will leave one spouse with very little income and the other with enough to contribute to the low-income spouse’s support, the court will...