What is P.E.A.C.E.

P.E.A.C.E. is a useful outline for you, your attorney, and the court to make sure the essential issues are addressed in your case. P is Parenting Plan. This includes issues such as time sharing, parental responsibility, transportation, travel, holidays, and other issues regarding your child. If you do not have minor children, you can skip

Time Sharing Insider Secrets to Know BEFORE Divorce

Before you get divorced, you need to understand the ramifications of being divorced. First, you have to deal with, most important to people with children is time sharing. You’re not going to be with your kids 100 percent of the time. And if that is an issue for you, you should understand that it’s going

What is Mediation?

So mediation is a neutral, voluntary, and confidential process whereby anything that is said in mediation is confidential and cannot be repeated to the judge. The benefits of mediation is either party can make any offers they are free to make and the mediator is not permitted to disclose confidential settlement negotiations to the court.

Mediation for Divorce

A lot of cases are resolved in mediation. In mediation you have a neutral third party mediator who doesn’t represent either party and their role in the case is to see if they can reach an agreement or a resolution between the two parties. Mediation is an effective tool to allow the parties to explain

Going to Trial for Divorce

Generally experienced FEMA law attorneys look at trial as a last resort, meaning the parties are always free to resolve their case and they can do so with whatever they think is in their best interest. When you go to trial, you’re going to maybe see the judge two or three times in your entire

Divorce Outside the Box

The parties are free to agree to a lot of things that the court cannot consider. When parties try to resolve a case, they’re free to think outside the box. They can agree. I love that idea. Thinking outside the box. That’s great. They can agree to things that the court can’t do. When you

Is Alimony Modifiable?

Well, there are, in certain cases, alimony can be modifiable. In the state of Florida, unless an agreement says alimony is non-modifiable, any alimony awarded by the court would be modifiable based upon a showing of a substantial change of circumstances. That change of circumstances can be a variety of things. It can be a

Rehabilitative Alimony 101

Generally, I would recommend showing a rehabilitative plan. What is the cost of schooling to finish your education? How much do you anticipate you’ll be able to earn upon graduating? It really is dictated by the rehabilitative plan to make sure that a party truly is in need of rehabilitative alimony to become self-supporting upon

Your Alimony Options

The other types of alimony are rehabilitative alimony. If one person stopped working during the marriage and wants to get into the workforce, the court can award rehabilitative alimony, which will rehabilitate them to be able to become self-supporting into the workforce. There’s durational alimony, which can be set for, which can be awarded for

Record Keeping During the Divorce

If a party is going to use marital assets to pay for normal recurring living expenses during the divorce case, that they should probably keep an accounting and good records of all the money that they’ve used, how much they used and what the money was used for. So that in the event they need

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