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11.21.24 - Mindful Divorce - How Do I Protect Our Children From A Nasty Divorce

How Do I Protect Our Children From a Nasty Divorce?

Divorce is one of the most challenging experiences a family can face.  For parents contemplating this difficult decision, your top priority is the well-being of your children. Divorce can create emotional upheaval, confusion, and instability that children may struggle to understand and navigate. Traditional adversarial divorces, where each parent hires a divorce litigation attorney, often…

11.14.24 - Mindful Divorce - What Are The Top 3 Goals For Parents In Divorce

What Are The Top 3 Goals for Parents in Divorce?

“Children are particularly vulnerable to becoming the targets of the projection of our nonconscious emotions and unresolved issues.” – Dr. Daniel Siegel During a divorce, parents are navigating difficult emotional waters. Parents are often susceptible to forgetting about the importance of the child’s experience alongside their own.  There are ways to guide your children through…

11.13.24 - Mindful Divorce - What Happens To Property Owned Before Marriage

What Happens to Property Owned Before Marriage in a Florida Divorce?

Divorce can be an emotionally draining process, especially when you start to look at who owns what. One of the biggest concerns we hear about from clients at Mindful Divorce, P.A., is over the marital home and property acquired before the marriage.  You might be wondering, “If I brought this property into the marriage, is…

11.13.24 - Mindful Divorce - Blog - Cohabitation Laws In Florida

Cohabitation Laws in Florida Explained

More and more couples in Florida are opting to live together without marriage. But what legal rights and protections do they have if the relationship ends?  Cohabitation laws in Florida can be surprisingly complex, with rules that might seem unconventional at first. Let’s break it down so that you can understand the ins and outs…

11.13.24 - Mindful Divorce - Uncontested Divorce In Florida

Uncontested Divorce In Florida

Ending a marriage can be one of the most challenging decisions a person faces. But not all divorces have to be lengthy, expensive, or contentious. For couples who can agree on key issues, an uncontested divorce offers a faster, less stressful, and more affordable way to move forward. At Mindful Divorce, P.A., we help individuals…

11.07.24 - Mindful Divorce - Children's Bill Of Rights In Divorce

Children’s Bill of Rights In Divorce

Children should have rights in divorce.  Our office acknowledges and embraces this responsibility to the entire family.     Here is our Children’s Bill of Rights In Divorce: We provide a structured out of court collaborative divorce process that is peaceful, private and respectful.  We help parents put their children first in divorce. If you, or a…

Is Your Husband Secretly Selling Assets Before Divorce in Florida? Here’s What To Do

Divorce can bring out some of the most challenging sides of people. Unfortunately, for some, this might mean underhanded moves like selling off shared assets without their partner’s knowledge before the divorce process even starts.  This is called “asset dissipation” and can have serious consequences. At Mindful Divorce, P.A., we’ve guided many individuals through cases…

Requirements for a Valid Prenuptial Agreement in Florida: What You Need to Know

Talking about a prenuptial agreement might feel a bit awkward when planning a marriage, but for many couples, it’s a completely sensible step.  This simple document can help prevent conflicts down the road and protect each party’s assets, ensuring peace of mind for both.  But to serve its purpose, a prenuptial agreement must meet certain…

Rehabilitative Alimony in Florida Explained

When a marriage comes to an end, one of the significant concerns that often arises is financial stability, especially for a spouse who may have put their career on hold to support the family.  That’s where rehabilitative alimony comes into play. If you’re going through a divorce in Florida, understanding rehabilitative alimony could help you…

How Can We Help Parents Divorce Better?

If you are a parent facing divorce, you want to protect your children from a bad divorce.  You don’t want to drag your child or your family through a legal battle. Instead, you want to end your marriage in a private, peaceful and respectful manner.  You very likely have come to the conclusion that the…