Monthly Archives: November 2021
Can You File For Divorce If Your Spouse Is In Jail?
If your spouse has been arrested, charged with a crime, or put in jail during your marriage, you might wonder, “Can I file for divorce while my spouse is in jail?” Not all spouses are willing to wait for their spouse’s release from jail. Regardless of why your spouse has been put in jail,… Read More »
Can You Change The Venue Of Your Divorce In Florida?
If you have filed for divorce, you might wonder whether or not you can change the venue of your divorce. The venue of divorce is a physical location where divorce proceedings take place. Sometimes, parties may want to change the venue in the middle of the divorce case. But can you do it in… Read More »
Divorced Parents Are More Likely To Settle Out of Court When Represented By An Attorney, A New Study Shows
A new study shows that divorced parents are more likely to settle their custody cases out of court when both parents are represented by attorneys. Moreover, when both parents have an attorney, they are more likely to share joint custody, also known as “shared parental responsibility” in Florida. The new study by Custody X… Read More »
What Happens To A Child Support Order If A Parent Moves To Another State?
When one parent decides to move to another state following a divorce, both parents may wonder, “What happens to our child support order?” Can you still enforce or modify a child support order if you or the other parent is living in another state? The short answer is, “Yes, it is still possible to… Read More »
