Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Do You Have To Go to Court To Get a Divorce in Florida?
If you are in Florida and planning to get a divorce, you might wonder if you must go to court…. Read More »
What Are the Rights of Stepparents in Florida?
Blended families are common in the United States of America. According to the US Bureau of Census, 1,300 new stepfamilies… Read More »
How To Respond to a Divorce Petition in Florida
When one spouse wants a divorce, they typically begin the divorce process by filing a divorce petition with the court…. Read More »
How To Create a Successful Long-Distance Parenting Plan in Florida
When divorced or separated parents live far apart, maintaining regular contact with their children can be challenging. That’s where a… Read More »
Can Adultery Impact My Divorce Case in Florida?
Sexual relationships outside of marriage, called adultery, can break trust between spouses. If the marriage is irretrievably broken, spouses may… Read More »
Is Florida a Community Property State in Divorce?
When couples are going through a divorce in Florida, one of the most common questions they ask is whether Florida… Read More »
Does an Award of Sole Child Custody Terminate the Other Parent’s Rights?
In Florida, family law favors family preservation, emphasizing the importance of both parents being active in their child’s life. While… Read More »
Are Prenuptial Agreements Exclusively for Wealthy Couples?
When many people hear the term prenuptial agreement, what comes to mind is extreme fortune, celebrities, or one party protecting… Read More »
How Does Imputed Income Affect Child Support Payments?
When parents separate or divorce, one key issue that the courts consider is how the children will be supported, both… Read More »
Tips for Making Peace With Your Co-Parent’s Significant Other
Picture this: You have been divorced for a while now, and your ex-spouse calls with a surprise, or worse, visits… Read More »
