
50/50 Custody in Florida: How the Equal Time-Sharing Presumption Works
Florida presumes 50/50 time-sharing is best for children. Learn how the presumption works, how it can be overcome, common schedules, and child support.
The division of high-value assets, family businesses, and retirement portfolios requires strategic foresight. Learn how Florida courts approach equitable distribution and what you can do to prepare.

Florida presumes 50/50 time-sharing is best for children. Learn how the presumption works, how it can be overcome, common schedules, and child support.

Is mediation required for divorce in Florida? Learn when mediation works, why mediating before you file backfires, and how to prepare for mediation day.

Learn how Florida alimony laws work. Calculate the maximum alimony award. Understand types of alimony, new caps, and modifications.

How child custody works in Florida: the 50/50 time-sharing presumption, parenting plans, school designation, decision-making, and what judges weigh.

Moving 50 miles or more with your child in Florida takes written agreement or court approval. Learn the process, deadlines, and how judges decide.

What a Florida parenting plan must include, what counts as a violation, and how courts enforce it, from make-up time to contempt. Plus co-parenting tips.

How long a Florida divorce takes, from a few weeks to over a year. See the 20-day waiting period, a stage-by-stage timeline, and what speeds things up.

Divorcing after 60 in Florida? How Social Security, pensions, retirement accounts, alimony, health insurance and your estate plan work in a silver divorce.

How a Florida divorce works, step by step: filing, service, financial disclosure, mediation, trial and final judgment, with the deadlines at each stage.

What a Florida divorce really costs: court fees, attorney's fees, mediation and experts, what drives the price up, and how to keep your bill down.

Thinking about divorce in Florida? What to do, and what not to do, before you file: money, moving out, kids, texts, documents, and your own peace of mind.

In a Florida divorce, who keeps the house depends on whether it's marital, what it's worth, and who can afford it. Buyouts, sales, and your options.