When Its Over: Filling the Void of a Closed Case
You and your attorney went to war together. They saw you through the worst of time, stood by your side and fought your case.
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Entries by Christen Ritchey
How Long Does It Take to Get Divorced?
Divorce proceedings can vary significantly in duration depending on several factors, including the nature of the divorce (collaborative or litigious) and whether children are involved.
What We’ve Seen: The Top 10 Reasons for Divorce in South Florida
Divorce is a significant life event that affects many families across Florida. At our family law firm in Boca Raton…
Divorcing with Digital Assets 101
In the age of digital technology, divorce proceedings must address not only physical property but also the allocation of digital assets.
The Unique Challenges of Divorce in Equestrian Families
Divorce is a challenging process for any family, but for those deeply involved in the equestrian world, it can come with its own set of unique complexities.
Celebrating Marissa Gart’s Promotion to Partner at Johnson Ritchey Family Law
We are excited to announce that Marissa Gart has been promoted to Partner at Johnson Ritchey Family Law, effective April 2024.
Who Gets the Dog?
Recently I was in a mediation with my client. It was getting late, we were getting very close to settling everything, and everyone was exhausted.
Changes in Florida’s Natural Guardian Law and its Effects on Fathers
The State of Florida recently made a monumental change to its legal landscape with an amendment to Statute 744.301, a move that has major implications for fathers in Florida.
Choosing Wisely: A Guide to Hiring an Exceptional Family Law Attorney
Navigating through the complexities of family law matters can be emotionally challenging, and having a skilled family law attorney by your side can make a significant difference.
Top 10 Tips to Save Your Marriage
I’m a divorce lawyer, but that doesn’t mean I like divorce. I would love to see long, successful marriages where couples stay together, but the reality is that divorce is oftentimes inevitable…
