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When parents share custody, every message can carry weight. Texts, emails and co-parenting apps are often reviewed in family court to help judges decide what serves your child’s best interests. How you communicate with the other parent may show whether you are...
Receiving hatred from a loved one suffering from substance abuse after filing for involuntary treatment can be heartbreaking. You can feel pain and guilt, as you fear that your relationship with them is damaged. While your loved one may not be happy, your decision is...
When parents in Stuart or Port St. Lucie go through a divorce, the legal process does not just affect the adults. Florida law requires parents to make specific decisions about their children, and these choices shape both daily routines and long-term wellbeing....
It can be hard to get through your child custody dispute. Yet, even after the matter is resolved through court order, you and your child’s other parent might struggle to get along and effectively co-parent. This can create a lot of tension in your life, but it can...
Watching someone you care about struggle during a mental health crisis is terrifying. You might feel helpless, unsure of what to do. Taking legal action might not be appropriate in such delicate situations, either. However in Florida, the Baker Act is designed for...
Child custody disputes can be incredibly stressful. After all, the outcome can dictate what life with your child will look like, dictating everything from the frequency with which you get to see your child to what your visitation with them will look like. While the...
Grandparents play an important role in their grandchildren’s lives. They can help shape their grandchildren’s values and perspective on the world, and they can provide a greater sense of family and purpose. As such, you’d expect that grandparents would have some...
Prenuptial agreements used to have quite a negative reputation. If you asked your partner to sign a prenuptial agreement, it was typically viewed as a sign of distrust and that your marriage was doomed to fail. This attitude has changed in recent years, particularly...
Most of us have probably heard that half of all American marriages end in divorce, with that number even higher if it is not a first marriage. However, statistics over the past few years show that the divorce rate is declining. In fact, according to the Centers for...
Before you know it, summer will be over, and your kids will have to go back to school. It’s always an exciting and stressful time of year, especially if you and your children’s other parent are divorced. But navigating back-to-school doesn’t have to be as stressful as...