Category: Divorce

Divorce is often one of the most emotionally and financially taxing experiences a person can face. In Pensacola and throughout Florida, couples have two primary legal paths to end a marriage: mediation or litigation. Each option carries distinct advantages and challenges related to cost, time, emotional impact, and legal complexity. Florida law...

Divorce is a major life transition, and during the process, temporary orders can play a critical role in protecting your financial stability and your children’s well-being. If you are going through a divorce in Pensacola or Northwest Florida, it’s essential to understand how temporary support and custody arrangements work under Florida Statutes,...

Divorce is a stressful process, and in today’s digital world, social media can easily complicate legal proceedings. Posts, photos, or messages shared online can be used in court to influence child custody, challenge credibility, or reveal financial issues that affect alimony and child support. If you are going through a divorce in...

When parents separate or divorce, having a clear parenting plan can make a difficult situation more manageable. A parenting plan sets out how both parents will share responsibilities, spend time with the child, and communicate moving forward. In Florida, courts require this plan when a case involves minor children, and both parents...

Co-parenting after divorce or separation is hard enough, but when there’s ongoing conflict, it can feel nearly impossible. High tensions can create stress not only for parents but also for children caught in the middle. Still, even in difficult situations, it’s possible to build a structure that puts your child’s needs first...

Many people come to us asking about legal separation in Florida. Maybe you're unsure about divorce but still want to live apart. Maybe you're worried about finances, kids, or health insurance. It’s a common place to be—feeling stuck between staying married and making a permanent break.

If you’re in...

If you're thinking about moving with your child after divorce, there’s more to consider than just packing boxes. Whether the goal is to be closer to family, start a new job, or find a better school district, relocation affects both parents and children. In Florida, a move of more than 50 miles...

When facing a divorce, you may assume going to court is the only option. However, in Florida, more families are opting for a different path—one that emphasizes cooperation over conflict. Collaborative divorce offers a private, respectful way to end a marriage without drawn-out litigation.

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Divorcing while incarcerated presents unique challenges. However, you can still dissolve a marriage in Florida even when one spouse is behind bars. Whether you are the incarcerated spouse seeking a divorce or the one filing from the outside, knowing your rights and the legal process can help you understand what to expect.