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Neave Family Law Group, P.A. Neave Family Law is a boutique firm that practices only matrimonial and family law. Call (954) 981-2200 to schedule your free consultation today.

Whether you’re seeking a divorce, child support, relocation or prenup, we can provide you strong representation and well-informed counsel. Backed by more than 35 years of experience, our team can guide you through this complex area of law. You can trust us to provide you with the individualized representation you need and deserve. Your personalized experience begins with your first phone call to Neave Family Law.

You may be grieving more than your marriage. You may also miss the future you thought you would have. You don’t need to ...
10/16/2026

You may be grieving more than your marriage. You may also miss the future you thought you would have. You don’t need to replace that vision immediately. Start with something closer: What would you like next week to look like? A manageable plan can be enough for now.

Sometimes the biggest changes after divorce show up in the smallest moments: making dinner, coming home, planning the we...
10/14/2026

Sometimes the biggest changes after divorce show up in the smallest moments: making dinner, coming home, planning the weekend. Choose one part of your day to make a little easier. Prepare tomorrow’s breakfast. Set out your clothes. Put an important reminder on your calendar. You don’t have to figure out your entire future to take care of today.

When so much of life has revolved around being a couple, making decisions just for yourself can feel unfamiliar. What do...
10/12/2026

When so much of life has revolved around being a couple, making decisions just for yourself can feel unfamiliar. What do you enjoy? What matters to you now? What would you like to try? You don’t need all the answers today. Start small:

• Remember what you love. Write down five interests, strengths or activities that make you feel like yourself. Is there something you’ve missed?
• Explore something new. Take a cooking class, join a book club or visit somewhere you’ve always wanted to go. You’re allowed to be a beginner.
• Check in with your values. Family, independence, creativity, career — what deserves more space in your life now?

You can honor who you’ve been while discovering who you’re becoming. This next chapter belongs to you.

Starting to date again can feel exciting, awkward and overwhelming... sometimes all in the same afternoon. Online dating...
10/09/2026

Starting to date again can feel exciting, awkward and overwhelming... sometimes all in the same afternoon. Online dating offers a way to meet people, but you get to decide when you’re ready and what feels right for you. As you explore new connections:

• Know what you want. Companionship, a serious relationship or simply getting comfortable meeting people again? Be honest with yourself and others.
• Keep expectations realistic. A match is a starting point. Give yourself time to get to know someone without pressure to make every connection “the one.”
• Protect your privacy. Be cautious about sharing personal information, never send money to someone you haven’t met and choose a public place for first dates.
• Take breaks. If dating apps leave you feeling discouraged or drained, it’s OK to step away.

Your next chapter doesn’t have a deadline. Make room for connections that respect your boundaries and your pace.

Divorce can change your friendships, too. Some connections may fade or feel uncomfortable, leaving you unsure where you ...
10/07/2026

Divorce can change your friendships, too. Some connections may fade or feel uncomfortable, leaving you unsure where you belong. Give yourself time; you don’t have to rebuild your social circle overnight. Start with one small step:

• Reconnect. Send a message to an old friend. A simple “I’ve been thinking about you” can open the door.
• Find common ground. Try a hobby group, class, faith community or volunteer opportunity. Shared interests give conversation a natural starting point.
• Keep it simple. Invite someone for coffee or a walk. New friendships often grow from small, everyday moments.

You deserve connection, companionship and people who support you as you move forward. Your next chapter has room for new friendships.

For a moment, forget about everything you’re leaving behind. What are you moving toward? Picture a future where life fee...
10/05/2026

For a moment, forget about everything you’re leaving behind. What are you moving toward? Picture a future where life feels settled again. Where you feel safe, comfortable and confident. What does an ordinary day in that life look like? Who is around you? What are you doing? What makes you smile?

You may not know exactly how you’ll get there yet. That’s OK. Sometimes, imagining the life you want is the first step toward creating it.

You probably wouldn’t expect a good friend to “get over” a major life change overnight. Don’t expect it from yourself, e...
10/02/2026

You probably wouldn’t expect a good friend to “get over” a major life change overnight. Don’t expect it from yourself, either. There may be good days, difficult days and days when you feel as though you’ve taken two steps backward. Healing rarely follows a straight line.

Treat yourself with the same patience and kindness you would offer someone you love. You’re adjusting to a new chapter of your life. Give yourself time to learn how to live in it.

Divorce has a way of pulling your thoughts in two directions: back toward what happened and forward toward everything yo...
09/30/2026

Divorce has a way of pulling your thoughts in two directions: back toward what happened and forward toward everything you’re worried might happen next. Mindfulness offers another option: right now.

Take a few minutes to focus on your breathing, your surroundings and what you’re feeling in this moment. When your mind wanders, gently bring your attention back. You don’t have to solve yesterday or tomorrow today. Sometimes, focusing on the moment in front of you is enough.

After a divorce, it can feel as though your mind is always “on.” There are decisions to make, emotions to process and a ...
09/28/2026

After a divorce, it can feel as though your mind is always “on.” There are decisions to make, emotions to process and a future that suddenly looks very different. Give yourself permission to spend some time in the quiet. Take a walk alone. Sit with a cup of coffee. Write in a journal. Turn off the phone for a while.

Solitude doesn’t have to mean loneliness. Sometimes, a little quiet gives you the space you need to hear your own thoughts again — and begin figuring out what comes next.

You don't have to navigate divorce alone. It is a major step that involves both a legal transition and a personal one, a...
09/25/2026

You don't have to navigate divorce alone. It is a major step that involves both a legal transition and a personal one, and sometimes you need different people to help with each. Trusted friends and family can provide support. A qualified mental health professional can help you work through difficult emotions. And an experienced family law attorney can help you understand your legal rights, responsibilities and options so you can make informed decisions about your future.

Asking for help isn’t a sign that you aren’t handling divorce well. Sometimes building the right team around you is one of the smartest ways to begin moving forward. We are here to help.

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2400 E. Commercial Boulevard , Suite 826
Fort Lauderdale, FL
33308

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+19549812200

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