Discovering that you are the main person in a Ponzi scheme only after facing charges can be challenging. Ponzi schemes break the law under the Florida Communications Fraud Act and other state rules in Florida. Here's how to protect yourself and handle this challenging...
Citrus County Family Law Blog
Gray divorce: How to rebuild your life and find fulfillment
Divorce later in life can be a challenging experience, but it also opens doors to new opportunities. As you enter this new chapter, remember that your journey is unique. Embracing change and focusing on personal growth can lead to a fulfilling life post-divorce. Let...
A compassionate approach to telling your children about divorce
Divorce is a challenging life event, and informing your children about it can be one of the most difficult conversations you will ever have. Below are tips for breaking the news to your children in a thoughtful and supportive manner. Preparing for the conversation...
What to expect during a white-collar offense investigation
Facing a white-collar crime investigation can be overwhelming. Understanding what to expect can help you navigate the process more confidently. Here is a breakdown of the critical stages you might encounter. 1. Initial contact The investigation often begins with...
Understanding Florida’s ‘stand your ground’ law
Florida's 'stand your ground' law allows you to use deadly force to protect yourself or others without retreating first. Passed in 2005, this new law changed the old self-defense rules. It applies to situations in your home, car or any place you have a right to be....
Modifying child support for your child with special needs
Raising a child on your own is not easy, and learning that your child has autism can make the situation even more challenging. Fortunately, Florida law recognizes how a child's medical diagnosis can impact a family's needs. In Florida, you can request a modification...
Preparing yourself emotionally for a gray divorce
Gray divorce – or divorce after 50 – has become increasingly common in recent years. If you're facing this situation, it's crucial to prepare yourself emotionally for the journey ahead. Below are steps you may consider in preparing yourself for this life-changing...
What to consider when relocating during or after the divorce
The steps necessary to expedite a divorce can vary based on where you live and your circumstances. Sometimes, you may feel compelled to pack up and move somewhere else, but the situation can be trickier if it involves children. In Florida, some laws might take effect...
Avoid these financial pitfalls in your Florida divorce
Divorce is a highly emotional process, but it can also be complicated and costly. One of the biggest challenges in this process is deciding how to divide the life you have built with your spouse, starting with your house, car and savings. In Florida, courts follow...
Refusing to sign papers will not stop the divorce
Divorce is rarely an amicable process; one spouse may hesitate or be unwilling to move forward. Many believe that refusal to sign the divorce papers will stop the marriage’s dissolution. In Florida, a no-fault divorce state, a missing signature does not halt the...