When dissolving a marriage involving substantial assets, privacy often becomes as valuable as the assets themselves. LGBTQ couples in Florida who have worked hard to build their lives and wealth together may wish to protect personal and financial information during...
Month: August 2026
Can your child choose who to live with in Florida?
As children get older, they may develop strong opinions about where they want to spend their time. A teenager might prefer living closer to friends and school, while a younger child may want to stay with the parent who has fewer rules. But does Florida law let a child...
4 ways parents can weaken their position in a custody case
When parents separate, decisions about their children can become harder to handle. A disagreement over pickup, a tense exchange at school or an angry message to the other parent may seem like a private family matter. During a custody case, though, those moments can...
What rights do unmarried fathers have in school decisions?
Many unmarried fathers want to take part in their child's education. They may ask if they can help choose a school, approve special services or stay informed about school activities. In Florida, the answer depends on legal parentage and any court orders or parenting...

