Three Things To Consider When Hiring A Divorce Attorney

I’m Heather Quick, owner of Florida Women’s Law Group and I’m here today to talk to you about what you need to know before hiring a divorce attorney.  These are the three most important things you need to think about before taking that big step.

Three Things You Need To Do Once You Have Been Served

I’m Heather Quick, owner of Florida Women’s Law Group and I’m here today to talk to you about what to do when your husband serves you with divorce papers.  These are the top three things you must do as soon as you are served.

The Three Ways Women Can Build A Strong Case For Divorce

I’m Heather Quick, owner of Florida Women’s Law Group and I’m here today to talk to you about the three things you can do to build your case before you file for divorce.  You want to build your case before you file because divorce can take a long time and during that time things can be forgotten.  Things get erased or disappear and you may lose access to documents and evidence that could be really helpful in your divorce.

The Three Things Women Need To Know About Mediation

I’m Heather Quick, owner of Florida Women’s Law Group and I’m here today to talk to you about the three things women need to know about mediation.

The Three Most Common Questions Women Have About Alimony

I’m Heather Quick and I’m here today to talk to you about the three most common questions women have about alimony while going through a divorce in Florida. 

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Time-Sharing In Florida And How It’s Decided

The concept of time-sharing has leveled the playing field for parental responsibility. It was designed to minimize the confusion surrounding the best interest of minor children during and after divorce proceedings. By replacing the custody model with time-sharing, Florida, in essence, removed mothers as the preferred caregiver for younger children. The time spent with each parent no longer happens based on gender. It is apportioned by the courts in accordance with the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act.

Military Divorce – Divorce In Jacksonville

Child Custody – Divorce In Jacksonville

Alimony – Divorce In Jacksonville

As attorneys in Florida with years of experience in divorce and alimony proceedings, the team at Florida Women’s Law Group can help you fight for fair and equitable spousal support in a divorce.