Navigating custody matters can be one of the most challenging aspects of divorce or separation, especially when it involves crossing state lines. Interstate custody laws govern how custody arrangements are determined when parents live in different states or when one parent wishes to relocate with the child. In this comprehensive guide, we will explore the [Read More]

In most cases, child support in Florida terminates when a child turns 18. However, there are some circumstances where a custodial parent may collect support after the child’s 18th birthday. We discuss these below. Exceptions For Past Due Child Support Non-custodial parents are responsible for their previous child support obligations even after the child becomes [Read More]

The process of ending a relationship with someone you share a child with can be difficult, even if you were never married. In some ways, the process of splitting and getting custody and support is more difficult for unmarried parents. Here’s what you need to know about what steps a non-married parent can take to [Read More]

Questions Relating To Child Support Before a divorce is even set in motion, those considering going their separate ways may have a multitude of questions relating to the support of their children. The single and central point of concern for most parents is the future and wellbeing of their children.  How much child support will [Read More]

Many parents have a lot of questions about child support. They wonder who will pay, as well as how much. However, one of the questions that remains unanswered at the beginning of a divorce is when the child support will actually end and be considered satisfied by the court. This can differ from case to [Read More]