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Family Law Appeals: A Strategic Guide to Success
/by Caroline JohnsonIn the intricate realm of family law, appeals present a unique set of challenges. Navigating through the complexities of appellate procedures requires a strategic approach…
Top 10 Tips to Save Your Marriage
/by Christen RitcheyI’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…
Tips for Developing Your Holiday Timesharing Plan
/by Caroline JohnsonHolidays provide amazing opportunities to create lifelong memories for your family and your children. Make the most of the holidays by preparing your holiday timesharing plan with these tips in mind…
Domestic Violence and Restraining Orders
/by Marissa GartToo often, a dissolution of marriage begins with an altercation of domestic violence. Domestic violence is defined as assault, aggravated assault, battery, aggravated battery, sexual assault…
Give Giving a Go
/by Christen RitcheyIn one of my recent collaborative cases, the parties were stuck negotiating between two numbers. They were not far apart, certainly not far apart enough to warrant litigating or even mediating.
Florida Alimony Reform: Permanent Alimony Eliminated
/by Christen RitcheyOn July 1, 2023, Governor Ron DeSantis signed Senate Bill 1416 into law. SB 1416 permanently abolished permanent alimony. SB 1416 has substantially changed our alimony laws in Florida.
What You Need to Know About HB 1301 and How it Affects Timesharing and Parenting in Florida
/by Christen RitcheySigned into law HB 1301 which significantly amended Section 61.30, Florida Statutes regarding Parenting and Time-Sharing in Florida.
A working parent’s paradigm shift
/by Christen RitcheyMy firm started working from home during the pandemic and my kids, Landon, age 7, and Kendall, age 4, switched to schooling from home around that same time.
Florida Academy Of Collaborative Professionals Launches Leadership Institute
/by Christen RitcheyThe Florida Academy of Collaborative Professionals (FACP) has commenced its inaugural Leadership Institute. Members of the collaborative community were given the opportunity…