In a child custody case, a parenting plan explains to a Florida family court how you and the other parent will share parenting tasks, make major decisions and communicate about your child. It also includes a timesharing schedule, which states when your child will...
Month: July 2026
Potential reasons behind an empty-nest divorce
One period of significant change for parents is when they become empty nesters. Parenthood can really take over all aspects of their lives. For roughly two decades, they have to care for their children, think about their needs, schedule around school and other...
What does Florida law say about vehicle break-ins?
Imagine parking your car in Marion Avenue or docking your boat after a day on the Peace River, only to find someone broke in and stole your belongings. Most people call this stealing or vehicle theft. However, the State of Florida views this through a much more...
Doctor shopping could lead to Florida drug charges
Patients do not always agree with the care decisions made by their physicians. In some cases, they start looking for a new doctor who may take their complaints more seriously or have a more compassionate approach to treatment. Occasionally, patients go so far as to...
What to do if you face charges after a bar fight
A night out may take a sudden turn when a heated argument turns into a fight. What started as a simple disagreement in a bar could quickly lead to a brawl that requires police intervention. A bar fight officially becomes a criminal case when law enforcement officers...
3 reasons for an empty nest divorce
Empty nesters, or parents whose children have moved out of the house, sometimes decide to get divorced. This can often be surprising to family members and friends, as a couple has been married for a significant amount of time – decades, in many cases – before deciding...
