FLORIDA LAW requires divorcing parents of minor children to create a Parenting Plan. The purpose of the plan is to set forth clearly how the parents will share time with the children—essentially; it gets everything in writing and everyone on the same page. A Parenting Plan is required even if both parents say they agree on […]
SPRING BREAK is upon us once again. For many families it’s a time of fun in the sun and surf. However, for newly separated and divorcing families, it can be a confusing and painful time as they try to sort through timesharing and scheduling issues with minor children, perhaps for the first major holiday break, since, […]
FOR DIVORCING COUPLES with minor children, child support can be one of the most confusing and contentious issues. Clients frequently call with questions concerning child support and modification of child support orders. Hopefully, these will answer some of your basic questions. Of course, each case is different, and we at Ambrose Family Law are available to […]
DIVORCE can be upsetting, no doubt. If you didn’t get along with your spouse while you were married to him or her, odds are, you’ll like them even less now that you are in the middle of a divorce. The whole process can be even more difficult if you are divorcing a person who thrives […]
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