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Establishing Parentage For Same-Sex Couples
Gay marriage has been recognized since 2015, yet there are still many laws on the books in Florida that are clearly geared towards heterosexual couples. This can make issues like parentage murky for same-sex couples, especially if that couple splits after having children, and the experienced Boca Raton family attorneys at the Law Offices… Read More »
Considerations When Making A Parenting Schedule
When parents divorce, one of the most important aspects of your divorce will be creating a parenting schedule. This schedule dictates when each parent spends time with their child, but it also covers every other detail about custody and visitation. As such, there are certain considerations that a parent must incorporate into their planning… Read More »
Can My Former Spouse Move With My Child?
There are many reasons why a person may wish to move away following a divorce; however, the issue of relocation can become complicated when there is a child involved. Florida law has strict rules regarding relocation, and whether you wish to move or have been informed of a move by your former spouse, our… Read More »
Can I Amend A Prenuptial Agreement?
Contrary to stereotypical portrayals of prenuptial agreements in television and in the media, these agreements can be incredibly beneficial to both people about to enter into a marriage. However, circumstances change over time, and one or both spouses may wish to alter the terms of the original prenuptial agreement. At the Law Offices of… Read More »
When To Consider A Postnuptial Agreement
Many people know about prenuptial, or premarital agreements that are signed by a couple before a wedding, but postnuptial agreements also exist that allow a couple to designate property interests and other important aspects of a marriage after the wedding. There are certain situations when it may be in a couple’s best interests to… Read More »
How Spouses Try To Hide Assets
One of the biggest issues in many Florida divorce cases involves the distribution of a couple’s wealth. Some spouses who do not wish for their significant other to walk away with a fair distribution of their marital estate will sometimes try to hide assets in order to have more after the divorce. Not only… Read More »
Unique Separate Property Items In A Divorce
The general rule in a Florida divorce is that any property obtained by either spouse during the marriage is considered marital property; however, there are exceptions to that rule. An experienced Boca Raton divorce attorney like those at the Law Offices of David L. Hirschberg can help identify assets that you are entitled to… Read More »
Can Mental Illness Impact My Child Custody Case?
According to some estimates, around forty million people in the United States suffer from some type of mental illness. This includes many parents navigating divorce and child custody issues in Florida. If you or the other parent of your child suffers from mental illness, and you have questions about how this may impact your… Read More »
When A Co-Parent Bad Mouths You To Your Child
While many divorces do not end amicably, when a child is involved in the case the parents must do their best to remain civil in front of the child. Unfortunately, this is not always the case, and it can be a difficult situation to manage when one parent discovers that the other is bad… Read More »
Are Lottery Winnings Marital Property?
One of the most famous cases in Florida divorce court involved a couple who fought for years over lottery winnings. Winning the lottery can change your life, and in some cases it can make a person reconsider their current marriage status. If you or your spouse has won the lottery, it is important to… Read More »
