A Partner At Mclaughlin & Stern, LLP – Naples, Florida
Attorney & Counselor At Law
Beverly L. Brennan Attorney & Counsellor at Law Naples Florida
Attorney & Counselor At Law
After the removal of your child, you are more than likely distraught. You may be wondering what is going on and if you will get your child back. The state has a system in place to protect children from dangers in the home, and, ultimately, it wants to see the child...
When you and your Florida spouse decide to part ways, you may have concerns about your ability to support yourself and maintain the same standard of living you now enjoy without your former partner pitching in. In this scenario, you may decide to pursue alimony in...
If you are an unmarried Florida father, you may feel that you have little, if any, chance of gaining custody of your children. Fortunately, such is not necessarily the case. FindLaw explains that Florida does not discriminate between parents, married or unmarried. In...
While navigating divorce for the first time, you have several questions. For instance, how could your marital split impact your business? Business.com explores how marital splits play out in companies. Learn how to protect your business and the hard work you invested...
Custody in Florida is usually not absolute. You will probably have to make some compromises with your coparent. These compromises would take shape in your parenting plan Of course, the main custodial parent should be the one who would provide the best environment for...
Divorce can prompt a multitude of life changes that affect you on an emotional and financial level. Although you may have never pictured yourself getting divorced, ending a marriage is a common experience for many people. The American Psychological Association states...
New tax legislation passed in March 2021 increases the federal child tax credit to $3,600 a year for children ages 5 and younger and $3,000 per year for children ages six to 17. Starting in July, parents can receive periodic payments from the IRS for up to half their...
The unanticipated effects of divorce on your children can complicate their lives forever. While it would be ideal for you to keep their lives unchanged while you navigate the complexities of your relationship, this is simply not realistic. The term "best interests"...
If you are thinking about divorcing your spouse, you probably already know you must divide your house, cars, retirement and saving accounts and other marital assets. You also likely must divvy up any debts you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse have accumulated during your...
Parental alienation often puts children in difficult positions. They are stuck between both parents, whom they often love and trust equally at the start. Unfortunately, an alienating parent may stop at nothing to get their way. This means they often turn to abusive...
