The Changing Face of Marriage

The Changing Face of Marriage

In the 1950’s and the 1960’s the average American bride was too young to consume alcohol at her own wedding.  In 1972, 87% of French women aged between 30 and 34 were married. Times have changed.  These days just 43% of French women in their early 30s are married.  In...
Court Declines Recusal Request

Court Declines Recusal Request

As an attorney who practices family law in Clearwater Florida, I have written a recent blog on the subject of the recusal of a judge.  It is a dilemma that an attorney can find him or herself in when appearing before the court. It sometimes happens that the judge will...
Divorce After 50

Divorce After 50

Divorce isn’t just for middle age anymore.  Studies show that “gray divorce” — marital splits among senior and nearly senior citizens – is increasingly common.  According to a Pew Research Center report from March of this year, the divorce rate for married...
Scars Of Divorce Linger

Scars Of Divorce Linger

In 2013 the Tampa Bay Times wrote about Terry Power whose divorce took five years and more than $400,000 to resolve.  When the case was finally over, Power had declared bankruptcy and his kids had been put through an ordeal. Recently, the newspaper gave an update of...