Sometimes, following a divorce, one of the parties may want to move to another location for a number of different reasons. While this is certainly understandable, it can become tricky when there are kids involved, which is why it is important to work with a Miami divorce attorney who understands the ins and outs of Florida divorce laws.
According to Florida Statute 61.13001, if a custodial parent hopes to relocate more than 50 miles away from... [...]
If you and your spouse sell your home as a result of a divorce, you'll want to speak with your Miami divorce attorney about whether there is a credit or setoff that you are eligible to receive.
"A party is not entitled to any credits or setoffs upon the sale of the marital home unless the parties' settlement agreement, final judgment of dissolution of marriage or final judgment equitably distributing assets or debts specifically provides that... [...]
The prevalence of electronic devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptops has changed the way that people communicate - and this includes families that have gone through a divorce. With this in mind, Florida courts encourage parents and children to stay in touch with each other using these methods of contact, so you may want to talk to your Miami divorce attorney about court-ordered electronic communication.
Your Miami divorce attorney can... [...]
Often during a divorce, parents have disagreements about what is best for their children during this difficult process. In these situations, it may be worthwhile to speak with your Miami divorce attorney about appointing a Parenting Coordinator to your case.
Your Miami divorce attorney can help you better understand the role of this individual, which is addressed in Florida Statute 61.125.
"The purpose of parenting coordination is to... [...]
When two people choose to get a divorce, it's a decision that will inevitably affect those who are close to them - particularly their children. With this in mind, one aspect of the divorce process that individuals who have kids will need to speak with their Miami divorce lawyer about is attending a mandatory parenting course.
According to Florida Statute 61.21, parents who are divorcing are required to complete a course of a minimum of four... [...]
