by jackrhittlellc@gmail.com | Sep 10, 2026 | Custody, Family Law
What Should You Do When Your Child Refuses to Go With the Other Parent? A child refusing to go with the other parent can place a Florida parent in a difficult position. You may have a court-ordered time-sharing schedule that you are expected to follow while also...
by jackrhittlellc@gmail.com | Sep 8, 2026 | Uncategorized
What Should You Document During a Florida Child Custody Dispute? When parents disagree about child custody, parenting plans, or time-sharing, they may remember the same events very differently. Accurate records can help establish what actually happened and provide...
by jackrhittlellc@gmail.com | Sep 5, 2026 | Custody, Family Law
7 Parenting Plan Mistakes Florida Parents Should Avoid A Florida parenting plan is more than a calendar showing when a child stays with each parent. A well-designed plan establishes how parents will share responsibilities, make important decisions, handle exchanges,...
by jackrhittlellc@gmail.com | Aug 12, 2026 | Divorce, Inheritance
Can My Spouse Get Half of My Inheritance in a Florida Divorce? Receiving an inheritance can create financial security, preserve family property, or carry significant emotional value. When divorce becomes a possibility, however, an important question often arises:...
by jackrhittlellc@gmail.com | Aug 11, 2026 | 401(k), Divorce
What Happens to a 401(k) in a Florida Divorce? A 401(k) can be one of the largest financial assets involved in a Florida divorce. One spouse may have contributed to the account for years before the marriage, continued contributing during the marriage, received...
