Flying with your child after separation or divorce can be challenging – especially if they’re young. Simply not having that extra set of arms can make things significantly more difficult. Having to deal with questions about your relationship to your child as you go...
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4 common divorce myths
Every day, more misinformation about divorce spreads online. Some of it comes from made-up horror stories about divorce and other information comes from misunderstanding the law. One way you can combat misinformation about divorce is by debunking common myths: Myth...
3 tips for encouraging positivity in your kids during divorce
When you're going through a divorce, it can be incredibly challenging to maintain a positive outlook. Parents must ensure they’re teaching children how to remain optimistic so they can become resilient despite the circumstances. By keeping communication open,...
Understanding property division laws in Florida
In Florida, property division laws govern how marital assets and debts are divided between spouses during a divorce. The state follows the principle of equitable distribution: property and debts are divided fairly, but not necessarily equally. To understand how...
Who keeps a shared vehicle in a Florida divorce?
When most people get married, they tend to pool their resources with the property that their spouse already owns. Over time, the two of them together can often achieve a higher overall standard of living than either would have been able to maintain on their own....
Credit card issues that may impact divorce negotiations
Sometimes, credit cards are part of the overall reason that a couple decides to divorce. When spouses have very different attitudes about debt and financial responsibility, they may reach a point where they can no longer continue sharing resources with one another....
3 important inclusions in any Florida parenting plan
Divorcing or separating parents in Florida often have a significant challenge ahead of them. They will need to negotiate a parenting plan with one another so that they can effectively co-parent. Some people rush through the process of plan creation, only to end up...
Co-parenting during the holidays
With the holidays quickly approaching, many co-parents are preparing to navigate the holiday season together. If you are divorced or in the process of divorcing, it is vital to have a game plan for how you will celebrate Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's Eve. ...
Why you need to keep your divorce out of social media
If you are reading this post, chances are you have one or more social media profiles (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, etc.). Social media is a wonderful platform for connecting with friends and family. However, as with any other platform for connecting with...
4 reasons people seek divorce
Divorce happens all the time. Nearly half of all marriages end, leaving couples to decide how to split assets and discuss child custody agreements. Why do so many couples end up divorcing? There are a few common causes, some of which might be affecting your marriage...

