The Impact of Social Media in Florida Divorce Proceedings
Social media has become an integral part of our lives, and it's hard to imagine a day without scrolling through our favorite platforms. However, regarding divorce proceedings, social…
LATEST ARTICLES BY: Michael M. Shemkus
When Can A Child Choose Their Custodial Parent in Florida?
Read the attorney bio for Michael M. Shemkus, Esq. here. A common misconception of parents going through a custody battle is believing that their child has a say…
HEARTACHE AND HEALING: Life’s Unexpected Lessons
I have said for years that the biggest reason people get divorced is that one or both parties have a lack of self-esteem. Yet even when you realize…
April is Parental Alienation Awareness Month in Brevard County
A Florida advocate for father's rights has succeeded in bringing more awareness to the problem of parental alienation in Brevard County. The Brevard County School Board has established…
Keep An Eye on Business Income During Divorce
Building a business is a difficult journey. When you and your spouse make this journey together, you can both reap the benefits of the hard work. But, what…
Why Commingling Trust Assets Can Affect Your Divorce Settlement
When a couple divorces, a spouse having a significant portion of their assets tied up in a trust can cause the other spouse to feel somehow entitled to…
Bird Nest Custody May Truly Be in the Best Interest of Your Child
Historically, child custody arrangements have involved kids being shuttled between one parent's home and another's. A new type of custody arrangement, bird nesting, is quickly becoming popular though.…
Having a Prenup Is Critical When You’re Getting Remarried
Financial planners and attorneys working with couples getting married for the second time (or more) are increasingly recommending that their clients have a prenuptial agreement drafted before they…
What Is a Parenting Agreement?
While, in the media, we hear a lot about those few custody cases that have gotten heated, there are plenty of other ones that are either resolved through…
What Property Remains Separate in a High Asset Divorce?
The process of deciding who gets what, also called asset division, is often one of the most complex and contested aspects of a divorce. Couples rarely agree on…
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