By: Deborah S. Chames   Social media has become an ever-present part of our daily lives, so it’s no surprise that the medium can factor into divorce proceedings. From posting about your marriage or divorce, to sharing information about your children, social media can have serious consequences for your case.   While …

A combination of lifestyle factors and economic opportunities are enticing people from around the country to move to Florida. 2020 set new records for population growth, with almost a thousand people officially moving in every day. Real estate is booming, and new businesses are starting up. An increase in divorce …

Navigating family law matters under normal circumstances can be extremely hard and emotionally taxing. Now, compound it with the obstacles brought on by a pandemic and economic downturn, and the experience can become even more challenging for all parties involved. Over the past few months, family law courts, like all …

By Lindsay B. Haber As the legal industry continues to address the latest challenges and issues presented by COVID-19, the family court system is adjusting by holding hearings and mediations virtually. But what about the parents? Children are looking to their parents for a sense of normalcy, which can be …

Thousands of families experience the stress of divorce each year. While parents who are in the midst of a separation should put aside their differences for their child’s wellbeing, there are those that will misuse their child’s pediatrician to exclude the other parent from-decision making – potentially placing the physician …