Panama City Family Law And Military Law Blog

A prenuptial agreement is a contract between two people before marriage that, among other things, documents premarital assets which will simplify property division in case of divorce. Despite the drama associated with this document on television, it is a very...

Prenuptial agreements are significantly more common than they used to be – for people in all stages of life and economic circumstances. However, some people still hold strong negative opinions about them.  Maybe you’ve tried broaching the subject with the person you...

There's seldom any aspect of divorce that seems to be easy, especially when you're in the thick of it. Child custody is one of the most challenging aspects to sort out in a divorce.  Child custody might look a bit different if you're a military service member in...

Compromising or negotiating is a part of every divorce. Compromising can come into play in all areas of divorce, especially property division and child custody. Both spouses typically want specific results in a Panama City, Florida, divorce. In most cases, both are...

Going through a divorce can be draining for you both financially and emotionally. Court proceedings can be both very stressful and quite expensive. Even if you know that divorce is the right choice for you and the rest of your family, you might find yourself putting...

The mistakes you make during a divorce can come back and haunt you long after the ink is dry on the decree. Regardless of how long or short your marriage was, once divorce becomes the next step, there are a lot of considerations you will need to make that can impact...

Sometimes the reasons for a couple’s divorce are so complex that even the wife and husband have trouble figuring out exactly what went wrong in their marriage. Imagine, then, how confounding it must be for a young child to try to understand why Mom and Dad argue so...

For divorced members of the military who have children, having a family care plan on file is important. This plan outlines what happens to your children if you go out on a deployment or if you’re unable to care for them for any reason. The family care plan must be...