Will I lose my kids to my ex-spouse? How much does a divorce cost? Where will I live? Do I need a lawyer? These are a few common questions you face if you are thinking of filing for divorce. Ultimately, you are concerned about how filing for a divorce will impact you and your children’s future. Watch this free video to learn how you can prepare to face your divorce and build a more positive future.

Throughout the process of a divorce you have to fill out and file a large amount of paperwork for the courts. You will be ordered to attend court hearings as well as fill out and supply various forms and documentation to the court. It is extremely important that you understand these documents. The best way to begin your divorce is to sit down with an attorney so they can help you sort out this complex process.

While you might feel your divorce is the end of the life that you once knew, it is also the start of a new chapter for you and your children. We are here to help you through every step of entering this new chapter of your life and stand up for your rights regarding your children and your property. Call our office today for more information.

Yours Sincerely,

Law Office of Heather B. Quick
428-A Osceola Avenue
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904) 241-0012

http://www.jacksonvillebeachlawyer.com/

What do I need to avoid when filing for a divorce? Divorce can be a complicated and lengthy process. Sometimes an individual’s actions can add to the complexity of the case and make it even more difficult.

We have created a video which lists the top five actions to avoid when getting a divorce. Take a look.

It is important to remember that this is not a race. Do not file for divorce just to beat your spouse to the punch. It is wise to leave all policies and services in place until the divorce is finalized. The court system is in place to ensure both parties are treated fairly in matters such as property division and child custody. Additionally, don’t provoke your spouse in filing for divorce by making false allegations.

Divorce is comprised of many documents and forms. Do not refuse to accept any papers that are served on you. Avoiding papers served can delay the entire divorce process. Contact our office today for more information on additional actions to avoid in order to help your divorce case.

Yours Sincerely,

Law Office of Heather B. Quick
428-A Osceola Avenue
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904) 241-0012

http://www.jacksonvillebeachlawyer.com/

What should I expect when getting a divorce? This is a common question for people entering into a divorce.
Rarely does anyone plan to end their marriage, therefore, most people are confused when faced with this problem. They are unaware of how to proceed and what the necessary steps are to dissolve their marriage.

Watch this video to learn more about what to expect when getting a divorce.

Every divorce is specific and unique in its own right. However, there are three universal components to every divorce case — paperwork, time, and costs. It is important to remember that a divorce is a legal process and it involves a substantial amount of records which must be reviewed, completed, and filed by the court. This process of completing and filing paperwork could take from one month to a year to complete.

Divorce is a painful process and many people try to take shortcuts to make it as quick and inexpensive as possible. However, these short cuts could end up becoming more costly both financially and emotionally in the long run.

It is important to have sound legal advice during this time in your life. Contact our office today for more information about how we can help you with your divorce case.

Yours Sincerely,

Law Office of Heather B. Quick
428-A Osceola Avenue
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904) 241-0012

http://www.jacksonvillebeachlawyer.com/

Am I going to lose my children? This is a commonly asked question by parents entering a divorce. It is important to point out that there is no preference to either the mother or the father in determining custody. The court’s main concern is the best interest of the children.

Take a look at this video to learn more about how to protect your rights as a parent.

Determining who will be granted legal custody is basically deciding who will make decisions for the child. There are various situations in which the court will award decision-making custody to one or both parents. You should seek legal counsel immediately if you are worried the court will not grant you legal custody.

It is important to provide the best care and environment for your children even after the difficulty of divorce. Understanding your responsibilities and obligations after the custody decisions have been made in your divorce case are vital in preserving the relationship with your children.

Please call or email our office for more information or if you need help understanding the legal issues surrounding your child custody case.

Yours Sincerely,

Law Office of Heather B. Quick
428-A Osceola Avenue
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904) 241-0012

http://www.jacksonvillebeachlawyer.com/

How do I know how much I will pay or receive in child support? There is a specific calculation used by the court to determine the amount of money that is appropriate for your situation. While there are different web sites you can use to get an idea, the court will ultimately make the final decision.

Watch this video to learn more about how child support is calculated.

The court reviews many factors such as both spouses income and child custody arrangements when determining the amount needed to be paid in child support. While the court follows strict guidelines in determining the amount of child support, various situations such as medical expenses and self-employment can alter the basis for calculation.

After the courts have determined how much child support will be paid, it is important to understand all of the financial changes that are taking place. Our office is experienced in helping people who are going through a divorce to tackle these emotional and stressful issues.

Please call or email our office today for more information.

Yours Sincerely,

Law Office of Heather B. Quick
428-A Osceola Avenue
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904) 241-0012

http://www.jacksonvillebeachlawyer.com/

How much will my divorce cost? It is not unusual to be concerned about the financial expense you will incur from your divorce. Watch the following video to learn more about the expenses you may have, and how you can prepare for them.

You will experience standard court fees. You will be asked to pay a filing fee along with other service fees and, in some cases, you will have to pay a fee for professional services such as mediation and property appraisal. When parties have difficulty reaching an agreement on terms of their divorce, the process tends to drag on. A lengthy and drawn out divorce ultimately drives up your costs.

In addition to paying legal fees and court costs, both parties acquire expenses in the process of establishing their independent lives. All of these costs can create financial struggles for both sides.

Contact our office today for more information and ask how we can help you through this difficult and stressful financial time.

Yours Sincerely,

Law Office of Heather B. Quick
428-A Osceola Avenue
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904) 241-0012

http://www.jacksonvillebeachlawyer.com/

How much of my income could I lose because of alimony? Going through a divorce can create very stressful financial situations. For instance, splitting marital assets and income into two separate households is not easy. Will you have to pay alimony or spousal support? Let’s explore this commonly asked question in the video below.

Spousal support is generally awarded to the spouse who earns less money. This support is put in place so that the spouse can maintain the lifestyle he or she enjoyed while married. There are various types of spousal support designed to fit diverse situations. It is important that you seek legal counsel to help guide you to the best solution for your divorce case.

The court determines the amount of spousal support to be paid based on multiple factors. There is no strict formula, such as there is with child support. The court will ask the recipient of the financial support to show their financial resources as well as establish their overall health and age.

With your financial future on the line, it is important to have a lawyer in the courtroom who can defend your position to the court. Call our office today so we can discuss your alimony or spousal support case today.

Yours Sincerely,

Law Office of Heather B. Quick
428-A Osceola Avenue
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904) 241-0012

http://www.jacksonvillebeachlawyer.com/

What will happen to my kids after my divorce? Issues involving children throughout the divorce process carries a heavy emotional impact. You are worried, you want to be sure you receive a fair amount of shared time with your children.

This video will explore how the court will view your child custody case. Take a look.

It is important to remember, the court’s decisions regarding custody are made by law, in the best interests of the child. The judge will examine your custody claim based on your past and present conduct as a parent. They will also consider other factors such as emotional ties between the child and other family members and each parent’s home environment.

The primary concern of parents entering into a divorce is establishing the right child custody agreement. Our office wants to take this anxiety away from your situation. Our goal is to help you get the custody and parenting time you feel is best for your children. Please call our office or email us today to discuss your child custody case.

Yours Sincerely,

Law Office of Heather B. Quick
428-A Osceola Avenue
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904) 241-0012

http://www.jacksonvillebeachlawyer.com/

What will happen to our child custody agreement if either my ex-spouse or I were to move? If either parent is planning to relocate, you want to have a complete understanding of how relocating will impact your original child custody agreement.

Watch this video to learn how relocation could affect your child custody and parenting time.

The rule of thumb with issues surrounding child custody is that the courts will make their decision based on the best interest of the children. Depending on the state, if a parent moves 50-60 miles from their current address changes may be made to almost all aspects of the original child custody agreement. It is possible to put geographic restrictions in place to protect one parent from losing accessibility to their children.

If you are the parent looking to relocate, it is wise to seek legal counsel to understand how your move will affect your parenting time. Our office will work with you to to establish location and living arrangements that are in the best interest of your children within the legal parameters laid down by the court.

Yours Sincerely,

Law Office of Heather B. Quick
428-A Osceola Avenue
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904) 241-0012

http://www.jacksonvillebeachlawyer.com/

What do you know about child support? Child support is a very important financial concern for both parents upon entering into a divorce. What are the basic concepts of child support and how will you be affected by it once you begin the divorce proceedings? In this video we will explore this question. Take a look.

Ultimately, child support is calculated based on the custody arrangement and the income of both parents. However, other factors such as parenting time, day care expenses, medical expenses and other special needs of the children are considered when determining the exact amount to be paid. The length of time for child support to be paid will be determined by the court. Most often it is paid until the child reaches the age of 18.

Failure to pay court-ordered child support payments is a serious offense, and you will most likely face legal ramifications which could result in losing your driver’s license, fines, or in some cases jail time. It is best to seek legal counsel when child support is being addressed. Please call or email our office today if you need help with child support issues.

Yours Sincerely,

Heather B. Quick

Law Office of Heather B. Quick
428-A Osceola Avenue
Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250
(904) 241-0012
http://www.jacksonvillebeachlawyer.com/