The financial impact of a divorce can hit both spouses hard. But if you are the spouse who chose to stay at home, financial preparation becomes even more important. That said, here are several helpful strategies that can help you prepare for divorce—and hopefully...
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What are the common types of white-collar crimes?
White-collar crimes typically involve deceit, concealment, or violation of trust without physical violence. These crimes are usually committed by individuals in professional positions of power, often for financial gain. Unlike other crimes, white-collar offenses can...
Should you refuse a field sobriety test in Florida?
Getting pulled over at night can make anyone anxious, and seeing flashing lights in your rearview mirror often leads to quick decisions. Florida drivers need to know their rights and the actual impacts of refusing a field sobriety test before they face this...
How does remarriage affect custody and support agreements?
Finding love after divorce brings new hope and happiness, not just for you but for your children, too. A new marriage can mean more love and support for your kids as your family grows. But what happens to your current custody schedule and support payments when you or...
Adoption finalization: What happens after the papers are signed?
Finalizing the adoption is a huge milestone after months or years of preparation and paperwork. It is a thrilling moment, but you might wonder, "What's next?" Adoption finalization is the beginning of a new chapter in your family's story After signing adoption papers,...
Understanding misdemeanor vs. felony theft charges in Florida
In Florida and many other states, theft charges are not one-size-fits-all. The severity of the charge and potential penalties can vary significantly based on several factors. Generally, theft can lead to either a misdemeanor or a felony charge. If you are facing...
Understanding Florida’s zero-tolerance laws for underage DUI
College years bring unforgettable experiences, many involving parties where alcohol flows freely. However, most students start college at 18, which is three years below the legal drinking age. Mixing alcohol, minors and driving creates dangerous situations—resulting...
How to protect yourself if someone sets you up in a Ponzi scheme
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...
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...