Fort Myers Family Law Blog
Pet custody decisions rise in divorces
More and more people today seem to have pets as part of their family than in prior generations. At the same time, the regard given to family pets has changed over time as it is more common today for people to consider their dogs or cats as members of their family, not...
What is durational alimony?
During the process of a divorce, it is common to have concerns about how you will do financially when things are over. If you do not have a job, then it is even more of a concern. It may be difficult for you to find work and make enough money to avoid financial...
How can I make it easier for children to cope with divorce?
Many parents make the mistake of tackling divorce as a relationship issue instead of a family issue. This often leads to excluding children from important decisions. Sometimes, couples become so caught up in the divorce process that children feel they do not receive...
Will your prenuptial agreement hold up in court?
Many couples sign a prenuptial agreement before getting married. This legal document can establish certain assets as separate property, designate how you and your spouse will share assets in a divorce and create a plan for spousal support. However, the court will not...
What are the basics of child custody in Florida?
Florida law governs the aspects of child custody, including legal rights, living arrangements and child support parameters. But the laws can be confusing for parents going through a divorce. An overview of the possible ways Florida courts award custody may help...
Tips for divorce self-care
We know that your divorce is a tumultuous time of transition. You may feel that you have a million things you have to take care of. At the same time, you are trying to meet your children's needs while also trying to deal with your own emotions. There are times that...
DO YOU HAVE GROUNDS TO MODIFY A SUPPORT OBLIGATION?
As this economic downturn continues, the attorneys and staff at Rubinstein & Holz are here to assist. If you are obligated to pay child support or alimony and your income has decreased due to an involuntary change in your job or income status, such as termination,...
How do you beat the psychic divorce?
In the realm of divorce, there are at least six types of separation we recognize. One of which, the psychic divorce, is likely the strangest to describe — and can be the strangest to conquer as well. When two people get married, they join up their assets alongside...
Reviewing parental relocation requirements
Moving is a common part of American life, as evidenced by the fact that millions of people choose to do it every year. Indeed, according to information shared by the website Moving.com, Florida ranks among the top five states people choose to move away from....
Showing your ex-spouse is in a supportive relationship
When you are the primary income earner in your marital home in Fort Myers, you likely understand that your divorce could leave your ex-spouse in a precarious financial position. Thus, you may be fully prepared to help support them through alimony payments until they...
