When children are involved, the divorce process can often lead to life-long commitments, such as those in the parenting plan and child support payments. When those commitments aren't met, one of two things can happen. If there is just cause for a parent's ... Continue Reading
Paternity Case Breakdown
Any case in which the partners have never been married but have had children together is called a Paternity case. Under Florida divorce law, Paternity cases are treated in much the same way as regular case. This means child support plans and timesharing schedules ... Continue Reading
Divorce Can Be PEACEful
Divorce can be a complicated process, especially with children. The acronym PEACE can be used to remember the major points. When filing for divorce, keep these in mind. Parenting Plan: Required under Florida law, and is split into parental responsibility and ... Continue Reading