Monthly Archives: October 2026
What Happens to Child Support When Your Child Turns 18 in Florida?
Eighteen candles on the cake, a diploma on the horizon, and suddenly a question pops into your head: does child support just stop now? It is one of the most common questions we hear from Florida parents, and the honest answer is a classic lawyer favorite: usually, but not always. Let’s break down what… Read More »
Why More Florida Couples Are Seeking Postnuptial Agreements After Major Life Changes
You said “I do” years ago, but life has thrown a few curveballs since then. Maybe you started a business that took off, maybe you inherited a beach condo from an aunt you barely knew, or maybe you are simply rebuilding trust after a rough patch. So here is a question worth asking: if… Read More »
Tax Implications of Divorce for High Earners in Palm Beach County
Nobody walks down the aisle thinking about Schedule 1 of their tax return. But if your marriage is ending and your income sits comfortably in the higher brackets, taxes are about to become an unavoidable part of the conversation. So what actually changes on your tax return once the ink dries on a divorce… Read More »
Protecting a Family Business With a Prenuptial Agreement in Boca Raton
Your grandfather started the business in a garage. Your father built it into something real. Now it is yours, and you are engaged. Romantic, sure, but here is a less romantic question worth asking before the wedding: what happens to three generations of work if the marriage does not last? A prenuptial agreement is… Read More »
Why Physicians and Dentists Face Unique Challenges in Florida Divorce
You spent years in school, more years building a practice, and now you are facing a divorce that somehow wants to put a dollar value on your own reputation. Sound surreal? For physicians and dentists in Florida, it is simply part of the territory. These professions carry a particular set of financial and practical… Read More »
Can a Domestic Violence Injunction Affect Child Custody in Florida?
Short answer, yes, and probably more than you think. If you are mid-divorce, or about to be, and a domestic violence injunction has entered the picture, you are likely wondering whether that single document is about to rewrite your entire custody situation. It can, and understanding how is a lot more useful than losing… Read More »