Pensacola, FL
Family Lawyer at Pensacola, FL
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation
The collaborative divorce process benefits families, by taking all of the acrimony, and combativeness out of the divorce. A collaborative divorce team is made up of three to four people, who have an a...
See Full GuideA collaborative divorce team is made up of two attorneys, one for the husband and one for the wife, and a financial planner who will help distribute the assets and liabilities of the marriage fairly a...
See Full GuideA parenting plan is a formal document that outlines which school the minor children of the marriage will go to, how they will be cared for, their transportation between the two homes. It basically out...
See Full GuideAlimony is spousal support that may be granted on a need and ability to pay basis. If one spouse leaving the marriage has a need and requests alimony be paid to him or her and the other spouse has the...
See Full GuideTime-sharing is the new term for child custody in the State of Florida. It's basically an agreement between parents who as a result of a divorce are creating two homes out of one and it is an agreemen...
See Full GuideA petition in the Florida divorce is really just the kickoff of the pleadings for the dissolution of marriage. It is just the legal document that starts the dissolution of marriage proceedings....
See Full GuideFlorida is a no-fault state with regard to dissolutions of marriage. One only needs state that there are irreconcilable differences that exist and he or she would like to leave the marriage. No judge ...
See Full GuideSame-sex divorce works in the same way that a heterosexual divorce works. Basically, it can go through a litigation process or a collaborative process. If a litigation, then a petition for dissolution...
See Full GuideIf parents don't agree on a timesharing schedule with their child or children, they can submit what would be their ideal proposed timesharing agreement to a judge who would take into consideration the...
See Full GuideThere is an action called disestablishment of paternity that a father would have to take after determining that a child is not his in order to stop paying child support; however, this can be a really ...
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