The National Advocates – Top 100 Announces the Re-Selection of Joshua K. Friedman as a Top 30 Matrimonial andFamily Lawyer in Florida

The National Advocates – Top 100 Announces the Re-Selection of Joshua K. Friedman as a Top 30 Matrimonial andFamily Lawyer in Florida

For Immediate Release The National Advocates is pleased to announce that Joshua K. Friedman of Brodie & Friedman, PA in Boca Raton has been re-selected for The National Advocates – Top 100 in Florida as a Top 30 Matrimonial and Family Lawyer. This honor has been given to Mr. Friedman for his extraordinary abilities with

How To Sell Your Engagement Ring

How To Sell Your Engagement Ring

Are you thinking of disposing of your engagement ring? Selling an engagement ring after a divorce can provide both financial and emotional relief. Here are some tips to guide you through the process. Jewelers Jewelry stores may have limited buying power. However, if you have or know of a trustworthy jeweler, you might want to

How To Support Adult Children of Divorce

How To Support Adult Children of Divorce

We recently published an article concerning the rising number of gray divorces. As gray divorces continue to rise, so does our understanding of the effects upon the equally growing number of adult children of divorce, also known as ACOD.  Robert Emery, a professor of psychology at the University of Virginia, wrote a piece in 2013 for PsychCentral addressing

Gray Divorce Is on the Rise

Gray Divorce Is on the Rise

The well publicized pending divorce between Bill and Melinda Gates have brought the rise of the gray divorce to the fore. Why would they divorce after 27 years? Of course, we can only speculate.   Bill Gates and Paul Allen founded Microsoft in 1975. Today Bill Gates is the 4th richest man worldwide. Malinda Gates

A Guide On Who Pays Attorney’s Fees in a Florida Divorce

A Guide On Who Pays Attorney’s Fees in a Florida Divorce

Fla. Stat. sec. 61.16 allows a judge to award attorney’s fees to a party. After considering the financial resources of both parties, the court may order a party to pay a reasonable amount for attorney’s fees, suit money, and the cost to the other party of maintaining or defending any proceeding, including enforcement and modification proceedings

6 Florida Divorce FAQs Answered

6 Florida Divorce FAQs Answered

There’s a lot of questions surrounding divorce. In an effort to help you answer your questions we’ve pulled together six frequently asked questions about divorce in the state of Florida. FAQ #1: How long do you have to reside in Florida to file for divorce here? To file for divorce in Florida, one of the

Brodie Friedman ‘10 Best Law Firm Award’

Brodie Friedman ‘10 Best Law Firm Award’

Brodie Friedman Marital Family Law Attorneys has been selected by the American Institute of Legal Counsel to receive the “10 Best Law Firm” in Florida for client satisfaction.  The American Institute of Legal Counsel looks for Attorneys that have achieved unparalleled success but most importantly have done so for the benefit of their client. Brodie

How To Improve Communication For Divorced Parents

How To Improve Communication For Divorced Parents

Following a difficult divorce involving child custody, often with bitter recriminations,  communicating with your former spouse can be very difficult if not impossible. This may be true even after a negotiated settlement. However, Florida law requires both parents to share parental responsibility in the vast majority of the cases, as opposed to awarding custody to

5 Lessons For The Newly Divorced

5 Lessons For The Newly Divorced

Divorce is difficult. But, through a divorce, you can find a new, happy, and fulfilling life. In today’s blog post, we’re sharing five important lessons you’ll learn as you go through your divorce. Don’t Let Fear Control You. If divorce has you feeling fear, you’re not alone. Fear can be a crippling factor prior to,

Florida Parenting Plan and Agreement Guidelines

Florida Parenting Plan and Agreement Guidelines

It is the public policy of Florida to encourage shared responsibility for parenting unless it is necessary to protect the welfare of the children. See Davis v. Lopez-Davis, 2014 Fla. Ap. LEXIS 5159 (Fla. 4th DCA 2014); Allen v. Allen, 787 So. 2d 215, 217 (Fla. 5th DCA 2001), review denied, 800 So. 2d 612

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