Ending a marriage comes with a long list of financial concerns, and debt is often at the top. A question many people ask is whether they could end up paying for money their ex borrowed or spent. Florida law has clear rules around this, and understanding them can help...
Year: 2026
What judges look for in Florida parental time-sharing matters
When you have a time-sharing dispute, the court may create a parenting plan to outline your child’s schedule. Florida judges generally do not expect either parent to be perfect. Instead, family courts look at what arrangement may best support your child’s best...
Is permanent alimony a thing of the past?
Starting a divorce can leave you with more questions than answers. If you stayed home with your kids, you may worry about income. Florida updated its alimony rules to create more predictable results. You can now plan your next chapter with fewer surprises. Permanent...
6 behaviors that can hurt your time-sharing case
When you face a time-sharing dispute in Florida, your actions matter more than you think. Florida courts focus on time-sharing and parental responsibility based on your child’s best interests. Once a case begins, everyday choices can shape how the court views your...


