Recent Blog Posts
Are All Support Payments Monthly?
When most people think about Florida support payments, they picture monthly payments. That’s the most common arrangement, but it’s not the only option available. In some cases, the court or the parties involved can agree to a payment schedule that works differently, whether that means quarterly installments, semi-annual transfers, or even a lump-sum payment…. Read More »
Timesharing Around Holidays and Festivals
Deciding how timesharing will work can be thorny when parents split. While day-to-day schedules are typically top of mind, it’s also important to recognize that holidays and special events can create conflict if not addressed in advance. Families should recognize that once traditional holidays like Thanksgiving and Christmas are addressed, it’s time to also… Read More »
Do I Tell My Coworkers I’m Divorcing?
Going through a divorce can be emotionally challenging, and when you’re also managing work responsibilities, the stress can feel overwhelming. Because it is common for individuals to juggle a lot of feelings and scheduling issues connected to the end of their union, they may have questions about whether to tell their coworkers or boss… Read More »
10 Ways a Spouse Can Hide Assets During a Divorce
Dissolving a marriage can be financially complex. Florida law requires full disclosure of all marital assets during divorce proceedings in order for a balanced outcome to be achieved. Unfortunately, not all spouses play fair. Some take deliberate steps to hide money, investments, or property in an attempt to keep more than their fair share…. Read More »
In Loving Memory of Rocky
It is with heavy hearts that we share the passing of our beloved office companion, Rocky, on August 14, 2025. More than just a dog, Rocky was a friend to all—greeting visitors at the door with joy and bringing smiles to everyone he met. His presence brightened our days and lifted spirits in countless… Read More »
Staying Organized Supports Your Separation Goals
It is a difficult decision to end a marriage or long-term partnership, so emotions often run high. Juggling feelings of sadness, anger, or uncertainty can be overwhelming. Plus, you need to manage the legal and financial details required to move forward. While it is normal to have a lot on your mind, staying organized… Read More »
Parenting Coordinators as Advocates
Emotional and logistical challenges may be part of the process should you be ending a marriage and setting up a new schedule for children as the family changes. In Florida and across the country, parenting coordinators are available to assist families through this difficult transition. Acting as neutral facilitators, parenting coordinators can also become… Read More »
Child Custody, UCCJEA, and Home State Rules
Things can get complicated when child custody disputes cross state lines. Fortunately, the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act (UCCJEA) provides clear legal standards for determining which state has authority to make custody decisions. For Florida parents, especially those considering a move out of state, understanding the UCCJEA and home state rules is… Read More »
Hurricanes, Evacuations, and Co-Parenting Schedules
Living in Port St. Lucie and the surrounding Treasure Coast means enjoying beautiful weather much of the year, but it also means preparing for hurricane season. Running from June 1 through November 30, hurricane season brings the potential for strong storms that can disrupt everyday life, including court-ordered parenting time and custody arrangements. Navigating… Read More »
A Path to Smoother Co-Parenting
Divorce brings significant changes, especially for families with children. While the marriage ends, the parenting relationship continues. Co-parenting can offer a healthier, more stable environment for kids after divorce. Have a conversation with a Port St. Lucie family law attorney about how to set the groundwork for a smoother, healthier co-parenting future. When approached… Read More »
