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At Flood Family Law, LLC, we concentrate on what matters most - families. Whether you are considering or going through a divorce, navigating difficult child custody, paternity, or child support matters, or dealing with any other family law issue, Flood Family Law, LLC is here to help.
Flood Family Law, LLC Blog
6d ago
The entire family has to make abrupt adjustments when parents separate or decide to divorce. The division of parenting time between two households can create a number of different logistical challenges. The parents have to change their schedules and find effective ways of sharing information about their children. Frequently, parents try to manage the process on their own, only to…
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Flood Family Law, LLC Blog
1M ago
People who marry individuals who already have children become stepparents at the same time that they become spouses. Their marriage can instantly convert them from a single person to the head of a household. Stepparents usually have to fill a parental role as soon as they start living with their spouses and stepchildren. They provide structure and discipline while simultaneously…
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Flood Family Law, LLC Blog
2M ago
People who are plugged into what is popular can potentially create new businesses with a good chance of success. Social media platforms allow for an integrated system in which people can market and allow for ordering in a relatively streamlined fashion. Many entrepreneurs take social media trends and convert them into successful business strategies. However, the pressure of starting an…
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Flood Family Law, LLC Blog
2M ago
Trying to co-parent with an ex can be a struggle if they’re holding on to anger, resentment and other negative feelings about you. Responsible parents know they (generally) need to put those feelings aside and focus on the best interests of their children. However, sometimes a parent can convince themselves that’s what they’re doing by constantly undermining their co-parent. There’s…
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Flood Family Law, LLC Blog
3M ago
Divorce mediation is a viable alternative to divorce litigation for many couples. Instead of presenting concerns and expectations to a family law judge, divorcing spouses sit down with a neutral third party to settle things outside of court. Successful divorce mediation results in a signed agreement that allows for an uncontested divorce. Spouses have to address matters related to finances…
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Flood Family Law, LLC Blog
4M ago
Some assets that couples must divide when they divorce obviously belong to both spouses. The retirement savings they established and the equity they accrued in their home are subject to division in the vast majority of divorce scenarios. Other assets may theoretically belong to both spouses even though one spouse may have acquired those assets. Collections accumulated during a marriage…
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Flood Family Law, LLC Blog
5M ago
People typically spend decades setting aside money for retirement and establishing eligibility for key benefits. Workers in a variety of fields may have private retirement saving funds or pensions. Sometimes, their employers match their contributions to 401(k) accounts. They may also be eligible for both Social Security retirement benefits and Medicare insurance coverage because of their work history. When people…
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Flood Family Law, LLC Blog
6M ago
When married couples have children, there’s little question about the rights of the parents. They share responsibility for the children even if they decide to divorce eventually. Arranging for shared custody is standard protocol when married couples divorce. People often feel less certain about their rights when they have not married. Parents who have not married but share children with…
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Flood Family Law, LLC Blog
6M ago
Parenting with an ex isn’t always easy. Most parents who use this parenting style after ending a romantic relationship already know that they need to do what’s in the best interests of the children. But the “how” not the “what” can remain a challenge regardless. At the core of a post-split parenting arrangement, adults should treat each other with respect and avoid fights in front of the children. These four tips can help to inform a respectful communication plan. Utilize a shared online calendar Using a shared online can help both parents stay on the same page regarding schedules, appointment ..read more
Flood Family Law, LLC Blog
7M ago
Married couples frequently acquire a variety of different assets together. They may purchase real property, furniture and vehicles. They may also make investments to ensure their comfort and enjoyment during vacation travels. There are many types of vacation investments that couples might acquire during a marriage. Some people buy cabins or beach houses near a lake. Others might invest in a timeshare, especially if they enjoy skiing in another state. Some families even acquire recreational vehicles (RVs) to promote family togetherness while traveling. Those vacation resources can sometimes be ..read more