Tag Archives: Tampa Family Attorneys
Collaborative Divorce Tips for Families to Co-Parent Through the Holidays
The holiday season can be a time of both joy and challenge for families navigating the complexities of a collaborative divorce. For many parents, the first holiday season post-divorce is a new experience, one that requires careful planning and open communication to ensure the children feel loved and secure. While emotions may run high,… Read More »
Tips for Bullying Prevention During Your Collaborative Divorce
Have you found that there is no question divorce is a complex and emotionally charged process, particularly when children are involved? While collaborative divorce aims to foster a cooperative environment, it is not uncommon for tensions to rise, leading to instances of bullying. Bullying in the context of a divorce can take many forms,… Read More »
6 Ways to Successfully End Your Child’s School Year with Your Ex
The end of the school year can be a bustling period of transitions and celebrations, making it an especially challenging time for separated or divorced parents. As you know, successfully managing this time with your ex can significantly impact your child’s emotional well-being and academic success. As parents navigate through final exams, class parties,… Read More »
6 Key Estate Planning Strategies to Embrace in the New Year
As the New Year begins, did you know that it is the perfect time to reflect on your life and make plans for your future? We realize that estate planning might not be top of mind, but it is critical to be sure your wishes are honored and your loved ones are taken care… Read More »
Medicare Open Enrollment Tips and Guidance for 2022
Is the day marked on your calendar? Medicare’s Annual Open Enrollment Period starts October 15th! Beginning every year on October 15th, Medicare health and drug plans make changes. So there is a lot for you, the Medicare beneficiary, to review. Everything from out of pocket costs and network coverage to providers and pharmacies within… Read More »
Ways You Can Afford Long-Term Care If Your Loved One Has Parkinson’s Disease
My loved one has just received a diagnosis of Parkinson’s disease. How will he or she be able to afford long-term care? Are you and your family and friends planning to provide the kind of constant, consistent care that someone with Parkinson’s disease requires? What will happen when that type of care and heavy… Read More »
Four Tips for Managing Back to School Schedules After a Divorce
Back to school time can be stressful for any household, but there can be added layers of complexities navigating back to school schedule management, among other things, when you and your co-parent are divorced. Have you been struggling to figure out how you are going to successfully co-parent through this? To help, let us… Read More »
Six Steps to Help Aging Parents on National Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinet Day
Did you know that National Clean Out Your Medicine Cabinet Day is the third Friday in April each year? This year, it falls on April 16th. By disposing of unneeded and expired medications annually, we can help protect ourselves and others from addiction, as well as, accidental poisoning caused by expired medications becoming toxic,… Read More »
Enforcing a final judgment in a divorce
After the parties have a Final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage, it is sometimes necessary to enforce that judgment. It is important to know the rules on enforcement prior to the final hearing because it is useless to ask for help with something that cannot be enforced. A motion for contempt can be used… Read More »
What to expect at the final hearing
Once all discovery has been completed, the case is ready to be set for final hearing. Generally, the court will schedule what is known as a “pretrial conference” first. At this conference, you will reveal to the court what the issues are, provide a list of your witnesses and a list of your exhibits,… Read More »
