Is Mediation the Right Approach for My Divorce?

DivorceIf you are considering getting divorce in Florida, there are many questions that require the insight of a Miami family law attorney. Not every situation is necessarily appropriate for going through the process of litigation, especially if children are involved.

Litigation can be expensive, time-consuming and emotionally draining for you as well as other family members. The good news is this is not your only option when it comes to terminating your marriage.

In the event that you wish to move forward with ending your marriage in Miami, mediation may be an alternative option to consider in order to pursue a quicker and less expensive method for resolution. read more

What Are the Steps in the Child Custody Mediation Process?

Child Custody MediationChild custody is a delicate subject for families and divorcing or legally separating couples. But not all child custody issues need to be dramatic and dragged through family probate court.

In fact, if you believe that you and your co-parent can come to an agreement about child custody, then you may be able to take advantage of the child custody mediation process.

Mediation has become increasingly popular because it allows for parents to make decisions outside of court while minimizing the costs, time, and headaches associated with going through litigation. read more

Prenuptial Protection: Don’t Get Married Without One of These…

Miami Family Law AttorneyDivorce isn’t something you think of when you marry someone. But with the divorce rate the way it is today, most couples who marry are more realistic. And although they might be in love with their partner or spouse, they might still think realistically and plan and protect their futures in the event of a divorce.

As a result, prenuptial agreements are becoming more and more popular. In fact, according to a poll published by the CDC, divorce rates are higher in Florida (and Texas) than in other states. Therefore, 4% of married people in Florida alone have a written prenuptial agreement. Read more about the divorce rates in Florida here. read more