The laws that govern child support and custody are complicated, but the best interests of the children are always the primary concern. Although there is no one-size-fits-all approach to time-sharing arrangements or child support orders, there are some generalities that many Florida parents can expect to face.
Many unhappy couples stay together for their children. However, according to WebMD, marital conflict can have more influence on a child’s development than divorce.
Asset division, spousal support, prenuptial agreements – divorce comes with a myriad of financial considerations. If you have children, though, all of those concerns should take a backseat to your time-sharing plan.
Many unhappy couples choose to stay together for the sake of their children. However, new research suggests that children of divorce can actually fare better than kids whose parents are constantly arguing.
The outcome of your child custody case can have a profound impact on your children’s well-being and your freedoms and responsibilities as a parent. If you and your ex cannot agree on a child custody arrangement, you should contact a divorce lawyer as soon as possible.
Divorce is never an easy experience. Even if the split is amicable, leaving a spouse can cause insecurity and depression. For children, though, the impacts of divorce can be far more profound.
Most couples emanate love and devotion in the months leading up to their marriages. But the fact remains that nearly half of all marriages end in divorce, according to the American Psychological Association.
Divorce can be an emotional rollercoaster of change and uncertainty – and that’s just for the parents, who have made the conscious decision to separate. For children, though, the burden of divorce can be particularly distressing. They have no say in the matter and are often overwhelmed by the dramatic life changes.
Recent divorcés often feel as though their lives are in tatters, torn apart and never to be the same again. The decision to end a marriage comes with multiple sacrifices – from companionship to assets – but if you are a parent, the financial implications of the divorce should take a backseat to your children’s […]
Anyone who has ever been through a divorce knows how painful the process can be. By the end of the separation, many couples who used to be happily married suddenly loathe the thought of seeing or speaking with each other.
If you or someone you love is involved in a legal matter—whether family, criminal, immigration, or personal injury-related—we want to help you. We offer no-cost, no-obligation initial consultations, during which time we will answer your questions and help you understand your legal rights and options.
For sound and honest legal advice, contact The Law Office of Michael M. Raheb today..
