USA Today reports that Grey’s Anatomy star Patrick Dempsey is divorcing his wife of 15 years, Jillian Fink. The couple says they are divorcing after careful consideration and that it was a mutual decision.
It’s no secret that divorce is a challenging and often overwhelming experience. When you add to that how complex divorce law can be, it can leave you in a very stressful situation if you don’t have the right help. Although divorce may be a proactive step toward a new and more enjoyable life, there are […]
Reuters reports that the much publicized Harold Hamm divorce case is one of the most dramatic in U.S. history. Hamm allegedly cheated on his wife, and the court deliberated over whether to order her to hand over hidden camera footage and audio she made of her husband.
Divorce is never easy, especially if there are children involved. However, there are steps parents can take to make the process much smoother for both themselves and their young ones.
Some child custody cases involve ambiguities that make the process difficult and complex; others, though, are more straightforward. This was the case after a recent event in Florida that involved a mother beating her son and killing his 1-month-old puppy.
It’s no secret that divorce is emotionally draining. Besides ending a once-prosperous relationship, divorcees must adjust to entirely new financial and social lifestyles. Despite these hardships, though, divorces can affect children just as much as their parents.
Divorce is never easy—especially for couples with children—but there are steps parents can take to make the process easier on the entire family. One of the first steps is consulting a compassionate and experienced family attorney.
According to The Children’s Trust, the Florida Child Support Enforcement program upholds the responsibility of ensuring that both parents are supporting their children financially. When one parent does not provide monetary support for his or her child, there are legal actions the other parent can take. If you’re going through a divorce and you need […]
When it comes to child custody, the courts always deliver a ruling based on the child’s best interests. Although there is a set of criteria for making this decision, each case is different.
Child custody is a complex issue, and each state has its own custody laws. In Florida, two types of custody exist: shared custody and physical custody. Ultimately, though, the custody plan that results from contested divorces will center on the child’s best interests.
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