Tag: divorce
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Navigating the Maze: Narcissism in Family Court
Dealing with a narcissist in a family court situation can be difficult. It’s important to understand the way they think so you can prepare!
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Tips For Boosting Children’s Self-Esteem After Divorce
Divorces can significantly affect your children’s emotional well-being. Below are some suggestions for boosting your children’s self-esteem following a divorce:
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The Dos and Don’ts of Dating Following a Divorce
After going through a divorce, a time will come that you want to meet someone new. Here are some of the dos and don’ts of dating following a divorce:
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Tips for a peaceful divorce:
A divorce will change your life permanently. Luckily, there are steps you can take to make the process easier and less painful. Here are some tips we recommend to help you get through this time:
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How to prepare for your first consultation with a divorce attorney:
From my experience, potential clients get more value from their initial (free) consultation when they are prepared. This allows us to get straight to the issues and challenges that may arise. Here are some suggestions on ways you can prepare yourself before your first meeting with a divorce or family lawyer.
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Decoding the Signs of Divorce: Is Your Marriage Worth Saving?
You’ve invested years, hopes, dreams, and a lot of energy into your marriage. Can you just walk away from it? Here are a few signs to help you determine whether to continue the fight or move on:
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How Social Media can impact your Divorce:
In family court, social media can provide evidence of misconduct by one’s spouse, and damage your credibility. Be mindful of what you post!
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Financial mistakes to avoid when getting Divorced:
Going through a divorce can drain you both emotionally and financially. With emotions running high during a divorce process, it is easy to become overwhelmed even with small financial decisions. Check out our latest blog for some tips on how to avoid making poor financial decisions during your divorce:
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Understanding Status Quo Orders in Florida Family Law Cases
When a divorce or paternity action is filed, the Court issues a “status quo” order, which governs the conduct of the parties while the action is pending. Find out what you can and cannot do:
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5 things to avoid doing after filing for divorce:
You are divorcing your spouse, and now is NOT the time to make it harder on yourself. Here are the top 5 things you shouldn’t do while a divorce is pending: