Divorce can be tough on children. After all, many marriage dissolutions turn into disputes about where children are going to live and who will make important life decisions for those children. Although these discussions sometimes occur behind closed doors, in other...
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Where Families Come First
Month: September 2019
Some events that call for the creation of a postnuptial agreement
Posts on this blog have discussed the importance of prenuptial agreements and how they can be beneficial for a couple thinking about tying the knot. However, many people find it hard to discus these matters prior to their marriage. Sometimes these individuals feel...
We can help remedy interstate child abduction issues
Recently on the blog we discussed how the Hague Convention can be utilized to address matters of international child abduction. Successful utilization of this international law is crucial for those who are facing the unthinkable. Those whose children have been taken...
How divorce mediation can help older divorcing couples
Divorces among couples close to or past the age of retirement, also referred to as gray divorces, have increased in recent years. Due to a combination of increased longevity and decreased social stigma related to the end of a marriage, many people who have remained...
Traveling outside the U.S. with a child after divorce
Just because a family arrangement has changed doesn’t mean vacations are a thing of the past. Oftentimes, one parent may want to take a long trip with their child or children – potentially even to a foreign country. After divorce however, doing so may not...
What are some limitations on prenuptial agreements?
Many Floridians are drawn to the idea of a prenuptial agreement. These individuals rightly view these agreements as a sort of marital contract that can spell out financial obligations during the course of marriage and, perhaps more importantly, how assets will be...