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The person you are now may be very different than the person you were when you divorced and your co-parent got primary or even sole custody of your children. Maybe you were spending 80 hours a week at work as you built your business, and your work took you out of town...

People who are going through a divorce know that finances are often a primary concern. For those who share children, financial matters will continue to be a focal point even when the divorce is done. This is because raising children is expensive.  It’s usually best...

Alimony is awarded when the court is convinced there is a need for spousal support following a divorce. It's often a highly contentious issue, so most couples hope to never revisit the conflict once everything is settled. An alimony award can be permanent or...

No matter how careful you are while creating it, your parenting plan isn't going to always work for your family. Sometimes, you have unique situations that deviate from your daily life. Other times, your family experiences substantial changes that require an update to...

If there is one thing that is true, it’s that babies need a lot of time and attention from their mothers when they're nursing. Babies may rest much of the time, but when they’re awake, they should be with their parents and loved ones in order to bond.  Developing an...

Children thrive on stability and routines, so a divorce with shared custody can disrupt their lives and force them to rotate houses on a regular basis. It's likely to have been particularly hard on your teen to adapt to these kinds of changes.  You can take steps to...

After a Florida family court orders your co-parent to pay child support, you probably feel relieved. Many other single parents feel the same way. Regrettably, receiving an order to make child support payments does not always mean that co-parents will comply. When this...