Divorce and Family Law

Few legal issues can be as contentious as divorces and family law disputes. Even if you are not currently experiencing a divorce or other family law issue, however, knowing the laws surrounding marriage and the family can help you make plans and avoid difficulties in the future. Lawyers have contributed articles to this section that will explain various legal issues that arise in family law, and help you make the right decisions for you and your family.

Recent Divorce and Family Law Articles

Modifying a Support Order After a Change in Financial Circumstances
Provided by Jeffrey W. Goldblatt Law Office
Under New Jersey law, alimony and child support orders can be modified. This means either party (receiving or paying support) may ask the family court to have the support order changed. Read More »
Florida Parenting Plans and Custody Modifications
Provided by Tamara K. Holden PA
The recent changes to Florida's child custody laws indicate a significant shift in the state's treatment of shared parenting responsibilities. Read More »
The Recession Creates New Obstacles for Divorcing Couples
Provided by Richard J. Breibart
No matter how bleak some couples' situations may seem, the truth of the matter is that divorce does not stop for the economy. Read More »
Timeshare Parenting Plans
Provided by The Law Firm for Family Law
On October 1, 2008, Florida's new child custody laws went into effect. How will these laws affect your child custody plan? Read More »
When Marriage Strikes Out: Florida Pre- and Postnuptial Agreements
Provided by The Lasky Law Firm
Nearly half of all first marriages and over seventy percent of all second marriages in the United States end in divorce. In light of these odds, it makes sense to plan ahead with an attorney. Read More »