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As a Tampa Divorce Attorney, this is a question often raised by folks going through a divorce, who are interested in dating or have already begun dating. Many people are concerned having an affair during divorce could affect the results of their divorce case. Tampa divorce attorneys are often asked about the potential impact of […]
Learn More...Who pays for mediation is generally one of the last issues to arise prior to the completion of mediation. Wesley Chapel Divorce Attorneys are often asked about the cost of mediation in their family law case. As we’ve discussed elsewhere on our family law blog, mediation is required in the overwhelming majority of family law cases […]
Learn More...Tampa divorce attorneys are constantly asked by their clients why it’s necessary to mediate and pay a mediator, when they know that they will not agree on anything. In short, the temporary standing order from the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, which we discussed extensively elsewhere on our Tampa divorce attorney blog, requires parties to do so. […]
Learn More...Brandon Family Lawyers are often asked about checking, savings and retirement accounts and how they are divided during a divorce. Retirement accounts are often hot issues for folks getting divorced because generally they are most folks’ largest assets, aside from a marital home, if it has any equity in today’s shaky real estate market. Fortunately, […]
Learn More...Anyone that has been in anyway related to any divorce cases, knows that one of the most frequent concerns and complaints about spouses is that the other spouse is hiding money. At Hackworth Law our Divorce Attorneys Tampa, we utilize a two-phase approach to identify and find these hidden assets. In our experience, these are […]
Learn More...Florida recognizes the concept of child time sharing rather than custody. This time sharing can be awarded equally between the mother and father, or one parent may be given “majority time sharing.” Time sharing can be complicated under ordinary circumstances, but it can become even more complex when one or both parents serve in the […]
Learn More...When is my child old enough to decide which parent to live with? This is a question we hear often from divorcing or already-divorced parents. Sometimes a noncustodial parent wants their child to live with them rather than the current custodial parent, or sometimes a child asks to move from the home of one parent […]
Learn More...You were lucky enough to have an uncontested divorce. You and your ex were able to agree on everything. You’ve even managed to remain on amicable terms with your ex. If you’re going to be doing child time sharing, it’s important that you remain on good terms. There are some things that you can both […]
Learn More...Child time sharing can be a complicated time during divorces, mainly because the divorcing couples have to work out the details on how long a child will spend with each parent. In contentious cases, the court may have to decide how much the child will see a particular parent following divorce. But here at Blumenauer […]
Learn More...When Tampa family law attorneys are asked about this specific issue, the parties are generally concerned about time-sharing issues, not the other multitude of issues discussed in a parenting plan, so our blog article will focus on that particular issue. In short, the court bases its entire calculation, determination, and analysis on this issue, on […]
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