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Many economic challenges in life are resolvable without outside help, even if hard to deal with and work through. Central Florida residents and other individuals and couples spanning the state are often forced to cope with financial difficulties that seriously test at...
If your debts are mounting and you have no easy way to pay them off, filing bankruptcy can provide you long-term financial relief. Yet, it can also create financial challenges in the short-term, especially related to your credit. Because your bankruptcy will appear on...
Untangling business assets is often a difficult and contentious part of property division negotiations. Florida's equitable distribution law requires marital assets to be divided fairly but not necessarily equally in a divorce, and business interests are treated no...
Contrary to popular belief, filing for bankruptcy in Florida isn't the end of your life. In fact, it may even lead to the start of a less stressful life. Although some financial organizations say that bankruptcy is the worst thing you can do, they do not give you the...
When creating a child custody agreement, exes in Florida often forget to include important details regarding visitation transportation. Specifically, they should spell out how exactly the child will be transported between each parent. Although it might seem rather...
A Chapter 13 bankruptcy case allows you to get current on secured debts while paying only a portion of your unsecured debts. In some cases, you won't have to pay unsecured creditors anything during the repayment period. When the repayment period ends, your unsecured...
The Centers for Disease Prevention and Control estimates that for every 1,000 people, there are 2.9 divorces with 45 states and D.C. reporting. There are many reasons why some American marriages end up in divorce; here are some common reasons from a lawyer's...
Deciding to end a marriage is a big deal. Suddenly, you have to figure out how to dissolve the life you built with your spouse. The children have to be taken into consideration, and you have to take into account any assets and debt even if you are not the primary...
If you are like many co-parents in Florida, you divide custody time based on the traditional arrangement where the children spend one week in one parent's home followed by the next week in the other parent's home. Experts are now advising that this may not be the best...
One of the worst things that a Florida parent can do in the eyes of the court is to try to alienate the children from the other parent. If your children are being alienated from you, the law gives you the ability to take legal action against the other parent that...
