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By: Iman Zekri, Esq. What Equitable Distribution of Marital Property Means “I’m not leaving, you’re leaving.” “This is my house, so you should be the one to leave.” “I’m not going anywhere.” “Neither am I.” For many couples in conflict, this argument sounds all too familiar. In Florida, when dividing […]
By: Jennifer Siegal-Miller, Esq. At the conclusion of a divorce case, parties with children in common should receive a document called a “Parenting Plan” (the “Plan”). The Plan lays out a regular visitation schedule, a holiday visitation schedule, responsibility for transportation, and much more information about how you and your […]
Imagine spending thousands of dollars on an estate plan to protect loved ones, only to find that no true protection exists. Unfortunately, this scenario happens on a regular basis to individuals who are victims of estate planning schemes. According to a report conducted by the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau […]
By: Kayla Richmond, Esq. Both moms and dads can make mistakes when parenting their children. When it comes to separating or divorcing families, a parent’s behavior often changes based on emotions they are experiencing from the situation. This may cause some parents to act poorly without understanding the long-lasting effect […]