Category: DIY Resources
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Stopping Collections: The Power of Cease and Desist Demand Letters
Explore the role of cease and desist demand letters in halting collections, ensuring your rights are respected.
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Post-Divorce Life in Florida: Your Essential Checklist
Welcome to our comprehensive guide on navigating post-divorce life in Florida. If you’re going through a divorce, it’s important to […]
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How to search for your court case online:
Learn how to search for your case online in just a few simple steps. You’ll be able to see the Court docket and what has been filed.
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Tips for introducing your new partner to your kids:
You’ve worked hard to help your children adjust to your divorce. Now, you’ve been seeing someone new, and you are unsure how to handle this new development. Here are some tips for introducing your new partner to your kids:
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Tips on How to Ask Your Spouse for a Divorce
You’ve tried your hardest, but your marriage is irretrievably broken. How can you ask your spouse for divorce in an amicable way?
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How to draft enforceable Contracts
Drafting an enforceable contract is not as difficult as it seems. Here are some provisions we recommend to always include in your contract:
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Understanding the Role and Limitations of Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements
Prenups and postnups are agreements that are made between spouses for the purpose of defining the terms of the marriage and rights of the couple. Find out what rights CANNOT be waived in these agreements:
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What is a Case Management Conference?
A Case Management Conference (CMC), sometimes referred to as a Status Hearing, is a hearing where the judge, the attorneys, and the parties meet to discuss the pending issues in the case. CMCs can also be used as a tool to help move your case along. Check out our latest blog post for more information!
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Self-Representation in Court: A DIY Guide
Handling your own family law case? Find out what documents you need to get started and how to get them filed!
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Navigating a Divorce When Your Spouse is Unreachable
What happens if you haven’t seen or spoken to your spouse and want to divorce? Can you still get divorced? Here’s what to do in Florida:
