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Keys to successful back-to-school co-parenting

Back-to-school season can be challenging for any parent. For those who are recently separated, it can be very stressful.  If this is the first new school year since you started parenting separately or your child is starting a new school (or both), truly “co-parenting”...

How to protect key assets during a Florida divorce

Divorce in Florida can feel overwhelming, especially if you own a business or worry about safeguarding your retirement. The process can threaten everything you have built, from your company to your savings. There could be a lot at stake and many people are concerned...

Solutions for home equity during divorce

Divorcing couples generally need to split up their property. As the value of their shared assets increases, so does the likelihood of conflict related to those resources. For many married couples, the home where they live is their most valuable shared asset....

2 clauses to consider adding to a parenting plan

Creating a parenting plan is one of the most challenging tasks you’ll have to do when you split up with someone and share children. There are several clauses and terms that you can include in this plan, so you must ensure that you’re including what’s in your child’s...

What does ‘best interests of the child’ mean?

One of the central concepts of a parenting plan is the best interests of the children, which is more than just a feel-good legal standard. This is the standard that makes it possible to decide how to set up everything related to the children. Decisions that are based...

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