Brusca LawStress Free Winter Holidays By: Brusca Law The Holidays are here again, and when you are in the throws of a divorce of contested family law case, your anxiety levels go through the roof...
Brusca LawVocational Experts in DivorceBy: Brusca Law What is a Vocational Expert? During your initial consultation with your attorney, you hear the phrase “vocational expert”, among many others, ...
Brusca Law5 Common Questions for Divorce AttorneysBy: Brusca Law How much does a divorce cost in Orlando, Florida? The costs associated with filing for divorce are called “filing fees”. The reason they are c...
Brusca LawParenting Plan Holidays: Planning for Spring Break and Easter WeekendThe Spring Break “season” starts across the United States anywhere between March 9th and April 21st each year. Luckily in Florida, we typically do not have a...
Brusca LawCo-Parenting Children of Divorce: Tips for ParentsOne of the hardest parts of a divorce is trying to end all communications with your spouse and not being able to because you have minor children. There is ho...
Brusca LawCertified Financial Planners: An Alternative to Divorce for Financial Reasons Certified Financial Planners (CFPs) are useful for a variety of reasons before, during and after a divorce. What you may not be aware of is that CFPs can als...
Brusca LawMediation in FloridaBy: Brusca Law Mediation Defined Mediation is a voluntary process, where individuals meet with a neutral, independent third party, who helps them formulate t...
Brusca LawDivorce and the Department of Children and Families (DCF)By: Brusca Law Child custody is a complicated and emotionally charged issue for parents. We see in divorces that some parents use the Florida Department of C...
Brusca LawWhat is a Parenting Coordinator? By: Brusca Law A parenting coordinator is an individual who has a background in mental health and at least a master’s degree and is licensed by the state of ...
Brusca LawWhat is the Florida Relocation Statute and How Does it Work? By: Brusca Law What Does It Mean to Relocate? Relocation is generally defined in our Florida Statutes (Fla. Statute 61.13001) as: a move of at least fifty (5...
Brusca LawHalloween For Divorced ParentsBy: Brusca Law Halloween for divorced parents can be torture when they do not get along and they have decided to split the holiday in their parenting plan or...
Brusca LawHow to Establish Paternity in FloridaBy: Brusca Law In Florida, we require the unmarried fathers to establish paternity in our state, if they want to identify themselves as the legal father. Sim...
Brusca LawAlimony in Long Term Marriages : Experts MatterBy: Brusca Law The use of the word “alimony” in divorce discussions can be a deal breaker. The lines of communication once open, might swiftly shut, and all ...
Brusca LawHow Does a Court Calculate the Amount of Child Support in a Divorce?By: Brusca Law Florida Courts use the guidelines set forth in our statute, Florida Statute 61.30. The calculation of child support is based on the net income...
Brusca LawWhat is a Guardian Ad Litem?What does Appointing a Guardian Ad Litem Mean for Me? A Court may appoint a Guardian Ad Litem to your case if you have a paternity, divorce, or even a domest...
Brusca LawDating During a DivorceBy: Brusca Law When asked by others what your relationship status is during a divorce, you might respond with "shaky", "complicated", or even "non-existent"....
Brusca LawDomestic Violence in Florida By: Brusca Law Domestic violence is devastating not only for the victim, but the victim’s family, friends, and sometimes even their employment status. Oftent...
Brusca LawWhat Is a Right of First Refusal in Family Law?By: Brusca Law So often clients ask what a right of first refusal means in the context of a family law case. Judges and Mediators use the lingo all the time...