When a child in foster care reaches age 18 in Florida, the law recognizes them as an adult. But that doesn’t mean support and resources end overnight. Florida has programs designed to help young adults leaving foster care move toward independence. Knowing your options...
Month: September 2025
Hidden assets and financial transparency in wealthy divorces
Dividing property in a high-asset divorce often goes beyond splitting bank accounts and homes. When wealth includes businesses, investments or overseas holdings, honesty becomes critical. Courts expect full openness about money, but that does not always happen. When...
Can unmarried partners make medical decisions for each other?
When a loved one falls ill or faces a medical emergency, the ability to make decisions for them can be critical. For unmarried couples, however, this question is more complicated than it might seem. The legal rights surrounding medical decisions for unmarried partners...
Can divorcing parents share custody of an infant?
Some people believe that having a baby could improve their marriage. They may imagine that their mutual love for their newborn could help solidify a declining relationship and improve their dynamic with one another. However, the opposite often proves true. Having a...
How do lifestyle credit cards get split in divorce?
Lifestyle credit cards can add luxury and convenience to a marriage—until divorce turns their balances and rewards into points of dispute. Whether the account funds travel perks, designer purchases, or fine dining, these cards often involve both value and debt. In...
3 challenges LGBT couples face in Florida divorces
Florida is home to one of the largest LGBT populations in the country. While marriage equality has been the law for nearly a decade, divorce for same-sex couples can bring unique challenges. As you go through the process, you might face specific questions about...

