Sep
Developing a Parenting Plan
More About Parenting Plans Florida law requires that divorcing parents of minor children put together a parenting plan. The parenting plan is a very important document that defines the parameters of how children will be taken care of after your divorce. The terms parental responsibility and time-sharing are today’s terminology used in a parenting plan and have replaced the terms that used to be described as “custody” and “visitation.” With evolving cultures and the rapid changes in today’s way of life facing modern families, there are constantly new issues with regard to appropriate child rearing. In Law We Trust Divorce and Family Lawyers is the preeminent legal firm for men in the Tampa ...
Sep
The Four Main Areas of Divorce
Primary Issues in Every Divorce If you are considering divorce you may be wondering just how to proceed. As a start, first understand and prepare yourself for the fact that that there are two primary issues that apply to every divorce and another two additional primary issues that apply when there are dependent children involved. Those issues include property division, spousal support, custody and parenting time, and child support. However, in divorce, no two situations are alike. There can be a variety of other issues as well and each of these issues can be challenging and complex. The family law attorneys for men at In Law We Trust Divorce and Family Lawyers are ready to listen to your u ...
Sep
How to Have a Healthy Divorce
Is There Such a Thing as a Healthy Divorce? No one gets married and expects that the marriage will fail. Unfortunately, divorce is not uncommon in today’s world and it is a very emotional event. However, it is possible to have a healthy breakup. If you are facing divorce, there are many things that you can do to make the split as smooth as possible. Entering into a divorce can be difficult and very frustrating, and it should not be something you try to figure out on your own. One of your first steps should be to seek the counsel of the attorneys of In Law We Trust Divorce and Family Lawyers, who specialize in divorces for men. We will expertly navigate you through the divorce process. Ta ...
Sep
How to Know When You Should Get a Divorce
Deciding to Divorce Unfortunately, there are some people who still believe there is a stigma attached to divorce, even though divorce has become much more common in our society and a large percentage of marriages do eventually end. If you are in a situation where you are considering divorce, it is very important to adopt the mindset that there is nothing disgraceful about ending a marriage. You do not need to look at it as a failure or buy into the negative and often misguided generalizations that surround divorce and the legal aspects of the divorce process. Instead, call the attorneys of In Law We Trust, P.A, who work exclusively with men, to schedule a legal consultation. We are highly s ...
Aug
What is Family Law?
Family Law 101 Family law is the legal practice that focuses on issues involving family relationships including divorce, child custody, paternity, and adoption. Attorneys practicing family law represent their clients in family court proceedings and in related negotiations. A family law attorney will draft important legal documents including court petitions and property agreements, litigate contested matters, and negotiate for the best interests of their clients. What Kind of Matters Fall Under the Practice of Family Law? The most common family law issues also pertain to visitation rights, child and spousal support, the division of marital assets, guardianship, and child protection. Howe ...
Aug
How is Debt Divided in a Divorce in Florida?
Division of Debts During Divorce During a divorce in Florida, certain assets are subject to division by the courts. The same is true for the division of debts and that can include everything from credit cards to your mortgage. However, there are debts that are not subject to division and they are classified as premarital and non-marital. Premarital debts include debts that a spouse incurred before the marriage. Non-marital debts include debts acquired during the marriage that are only listed in one name and have not been used to contribute to the marriage or marital assets. It is not always easy to determine exactly what category your debt will fall into under Florida law, but consulting wi ...
Aug
Keeping the Marital Home in a Divorce
Have a Plan For the Marital Home The marital home should be treated as an asset during divorce, and while it is understandable that the home may be very important to you emotionally, it is important to be aware of all the practical and financial aspects of whether to sell your home, keep it, or allow your spouse to keep it. If you are getting ready to go through a divorce and are struggling with this issue, seek the expertise of In Law We Trust Divorce and Family Lawyers As attorneys who represent men in the Tampa Bay area, we can review your financial situations, explain all your options, and discuss what the economic impact of those options might be for you. Will Moving Out of the Hous ...
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