On behalf of Sparkman Law Firm posted in visitation on Friday, December 25th, 2020. Custodial Parent When a child’s parents separate, they will typically live with one of their parents most of the time. This parent is called the custodial parent, and the other is referred to as the noncustodial parent. If the child is old enough, they may …
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On behalf of Sparkman Law Firm posted in divorce on Friday, November 20th, 2020. Throughout households in Florida and across the U.S., there aren’t many families who can financially pull off having a stay-at-home parent while only one of the parents works outside of the home. Life is expensive. Kids are expensive. And, hey, many adults …
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On behalf of Sparkman Law Firm posted in Business Law on Friday, October 16th, 2020 Many women who are contemplating divorce, may be in fear of losing their own cash, if they have a less well-off husband, according to a recent study out of the United Kingdom. With less chance of winning in big divorce, …
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Written on behalf of Sparkman Law on Thursday, September 25th, 2020. Co-parenting can be a challenge, but with a parenting plan in place, you can make collaborating with your child’s other parent as smooth and simple as possible. What Is a Florida Parenting Plan? A Florida Parenting Plan is a written legal document that outlines …
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Written on behalf of Sparkman Law Firm on Thursday, August 28th, 2020. Alimony, also called spousal maintenance, is a form of financial relief that courts grant some lesser earning spouses during and after a divorce. This monthly payment helps the lesser earning spouse get back on their feet, but can be challenging to pay. If …
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On behalf of Sparkman Law Firm posted in child support on Thursday, July 16th 2020. Parenting Plan When parents split up, or if they were never married to begin with, they are still both legally responsible for the well-being of their child. In some cases, both parents will share custody and/or be able to make …
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On behalf of Sparkman Law Firm posted in child custody on Friday, June 19th, 2020. What Rights Do Father’s Have In Florida? If a child is born out of wedlock, Florida considers the mother the natural, legal custodian of the child, even if the father signs the birth certificate. It’s important for Fathers to realize that they …
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On behalf of Sparkman Law Firm posted in child custody on Friday, May 15th, 2020. Child Relocation Outline In Florida Florida outlines relocation as meeting a specific definition. One parent who has gotten divorced and is attempting to move on with their life might be interested in relocating and living in another place. There are many reasons why relocation …
On behalf of Sparkman Law Firm posted in child support on Friday, April 17, 2020. Child Support Concerns During the course of any divorce or end of a relationship, where children are concerned, Child Support will always be a common denominator. In every city in America, one parent is likely to be ordered to pay child support. Sparkman Family …
On behalf of Sparkman Law Firm posted in divorce on Friday, March 13th, 2020. Divorcing In Tampa Are you considering a divorce in Tampa or the surrounding area? If you are contemplating filing for divorce in Tampa, you are likely preparing yourself ahead of time with the foresight that you may be facing a long road ahead. …
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