When it comes to child custody, the law tends to favor a child's mother. For example, custody is presumed to lie with a child's mother when that child is born out of wedlock. But even married men can feel at a disadvantage when they seek child custody or visitation...
Child custody arrangements can vary greatly case-by-case. In some instances, parents share time equally with their children, while other families see a custodial parent who significantly restricts a noncustodial parent's access. In today's highly mobile society, it...
Many Floridians who are considering divorce find themselves concerned about their future financial well-being. There's good cause for concern, too. A divorce can lead to decreased income, increased expenses, and significantly reduced savings. Therefore, those who are...
Getting divorced is rarely easy, but it can be simplified when the parties have entered into a prenuptial agreement or a postnuptial agreement. These legally binding documents can specify not only the financial responsibilities of each party during the course of...
You may not have signed a prenuptial agreement before your first marriage. While this may be risky for many people, it may have worked out alright for you.However, a lot has probably changed since your first marriage. If you are going to be remarried, it may be more...
Last week's post on the blog discussed the financial ramifications of a gray divorce. The truth of the matter, though, is that divorce can rock your finances regardless of your age, gender, length of marriage, or economic standing. The way that you handle the property...
