Your Divorce and Estate Planning It is essential to modify, change, or revoke your estate planning documents after a divorce. Also, it is important to start this process before your divorce is even final. Most people think, “I’m going to wait until after I’m divorced to change my Last Will and Testament, my Designation of […]
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A common question is, “can I fire my attorney?” And the easy answer is, “yes.” All parties involved in a case have the absolute right to be represented by an attorney of their choosing so long as they can afford that attorney. What happens if you’re in the middle of your divorce and you don’t
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If you’re worried about having to pay alimony and have been holding off on filing for a Florida divorce, now might actually be a good time to file for divorce. Obviously, we’re all in this uncertain time with COVID-19 and a lot of people have already lost their jobs. If you’re traditionally a high-income earner and
Our divorce team often hears the question: “If the other party is not going to play ball and turn over the documents they need to turn over, what can we do? I mean, is there anything we can do? Are the courts actually going to help out? How do we stop this? How do
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Child Support During Covid-19 My name is Justine Roof. I’m an associate attorney at Denmon Pearlman Law Firm focusing in family law. I’ve been asked to basically put a video together about what our suggestion is for child support and I think it’s our suggestion basically for anything in family law, which is try to
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As if the divorce process wasn’t slow enough already…. Filing a case with the Court and waiting for your spouse to get served takes weeks. And then you’re gathering financial documents. And filing our financial affidavits. It can take months to get to a first mediation. But at least everything is moving forward, even if
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Posted by Paul Knudsen/March 18, 2020 There is no doubt that the coronavirus is turning everyone’s normal, day to day life on its head. This is true, not just locally, but internationally. As family law attorneys, we’ve been receiving a number of phone calls / text messages / e-mails from clients asking how to deal
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