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09/02/2026

Listen to our latest episode about falsifying evidence in divorce cases by using AI. Manipulating documents to show something that never existed and to erase something from existence may grow into a big problem.

This conversation explores the profound implications of artificial ...

08/29/2026

Quiet Quitting is a new term within marriage and divorce.
It used to refer to an employee quitting their job.
Now it means a spouse silently stops caring about their partner.
The emotions are gone. The intimacy has stopped.
Find out what quiet quitting is and if it is a part of your marriage.
Roll it back before the train leaves the station.

08/26/2026

A dependent adult (an adult that cannot support themself financially and may have a disability) can seek child support from a parent any time after they reach 18 years old. What happens when it has been more than 4 years since that person reached the age of majority (turned 18), and paternity has not yet been established? Can the dependent adult still seek support from the putative father? According to the Fifth DCA Court in Cannon v. Lane, because the statute of limitations for establishing paternity runs out 4 years after a child turns 18, even though support from a parent for a dependent adult may be established at any time, if paternity was not established within 4 years of the age majority, then it may not be later established and, therefore, support against the putative father cannot be ordered.

This is just one more reason establishing "paternity" is so important.







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08/25/2026

08/25/2026

A recent family law case decision by the Fifth District Court of Appeals affirms that if you filed a motion and the family court awards you relief that's NOT in that motion, it is appealable and may be overturned and sent back to the trial court.

Make sure your motions ask for the relief you want and do not be narrow, cast a wide enough net to help yourself get relief.

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08/21/2026

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08/20/2026

Navigating Divorce in a Digital Age
Understanding generational differences in divorce expectations
Generational differences are reshaping family law and divorce in significant ways. As younger generations increasingly seek divorce, their experiences and expectations contrast sharply with those of older generations.

The Impact of Technology on Divorce
The rise of technology has created a unique backdrop for modern divorces. Many individuals in their twenties and thirties, who have grown up with smartphones, approach divorce with immediate expectations. They often lack an understanding of the nuances involved in family law, leading to misconceptions about the process.

For instance, some believe that if both parties agree to a divorce, it is automatically uncontested. However, as highlighted by the Jacobs Law Firm, that’s not the case. "Just because you and your spouse agree that you want a divorce doesn't make a divorce uncontested." Uncontested divorces require mutual agreement on all terms, including parenting and finances.

Misconceptions and Reality
Misunderstandings fueled by online information and AI can complicate the divorce process. Younger generations may mistakenly believe they can bypass essential legal requirements, such as child support calculations. "There’s an absolute ton of paperwork that must be completed accurately," points out the firm.

These misconceptions can lead to poor outcomes, such as restarting cases or costly mistakes, emphasizing the importance of professional legal guidance.

Bridging the Generational Gap
The differences between how older and younger generations view legal counsel are stark. Older generations often see the value in hiring a professional to navigate complex legal issues, while younger individuals might lean towards DIY solutions, influenced by online resources.

As family law evolves, it’s crucial for legal professionals to adapt to the expectations of younger clients. "I must understand the perspective of the younger people getting a divorce and adapt somewhat... so that way my expectations of a client and their expectations of legal services can meet in the middle."

The Role of Trust in Legal Relationships
The relationship between a lawyer and client is foundational to effective legal representation. If clients prioritize AI-generated advice over professional analysis, it undermines trust. "If you do not trust your lawyer and your lawyer's analysis, and you only trust your keyboard search... that relationship... is inherently going to be sabotaged."

As family law navigates this digital age, it’s vital for all parties to communicate effectively and maintain a human connection in their interactions.

In this rapidly changing landscape, understanding the generational differences in divorce expectations is key to achieving positive outcomes. For a deeper exploration of these insights, consider listening to the full episode.

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08/19/2026

A family law classic:

08/15/2026

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