The Law Office of Cheryl Bucker, P.A.

The Law Office of Cheryl Bucker, P.A. Our boutique firm in Pompano Beach provides accessible, caring legal counsel for Family Law, Estate Planning matters and Probate Administration.

You may have heard that "family is the most important thing in the world." And for most of us, it is. Whether you are going through divorce or need to modify existing child custody arrangements or create a will, when you are making decisions that affect the people you love, it is important to seek help from an experienced lawyer. Located in Pompano Beach, Florida, The Law Office of Cheryl Bucker,

P.A., serves clients primarily in Broward and Palm Beach counties in the areas of family law, estate planning and probate administration. With nearly 35 years of experience, our lawyers provide sound guidance, striving to find practical resolutions to family law problems and drafting comprehensive estate plans that accomplish our clients' goals. To schedule a free initial consultation with a skilled Pompano Beach family law and divorce attorney, contact us online or call 954-781-8230.

Timesharing isn’t just about dividing days on a calendar. A parenting plan can address holidays, school breaks, transpor...
09/03/2026

Timesharing isn’t just about dividing days on a calendar. A parenting plan can address holidays, school breaks, transportation, communication, decision-making, and other parts of your child’s routine.

Having these details clearly established can help create more consistency for everyone involved.

Family Law | Timesharing | Parenting Plans | Florida Family Law | Child Custody

Co-parenting isn't about having the perfect relationship with your ex. It's about creating consistency for your children...
08/29/2026

Co-parenting isn't about having the perfect relationship with your ex. It's about creating consistency for your children.

A clear timesharing schedule, respectful communication, and flexibility when appropriate can go a long way in reducing conflict and helping children feel secure. While disagreements may happen, keeping the focus on your child's needs often leads to better outcomes for everyone involved.

If your current parenting plan or timesharing schedule is no longer working, it may be time to explore your legal options.

Florida family law, co-parenting, timesharing agreement, parenting plan, child custody, custody modification, parental responsibility, divorce attorney, family law attorney, South Florida family lawyer

Every parenting plan should be built around one goal: what's in the best interests of the child. 🤍While every family loo...
08/25/2026

Every parenting plan should be built around one goal: what's in the best interests of the child. 🤍

While every family looks different, children benefit most when parents can communicate, stay consistent, and put their needs before conflict. A well-crafted parenting plan can provide structure, reduce misunderstandings, and help create stability during times of change.

If your current parenting plan no longer reflects your family's needs, it may be time to review your legal options.

Florida family law, parenting plan, child custody, co-parenting, parental responsibility, custody agreement, divorce attorney, family law attorney, child's best interests, South Florida family lawyer

Divorce is stressful enough without a social media post making things more complicated. 📱Many people don't realize that ...
08/20/2026

Divorce is stressful enough without a social media post making things more complicated. 📱

Many people don't realize that what they share online can become part of a legal case. A photo, a comment, or even a seemingly harmless caption may be used to question finances, parenting decisions, or credibility.

That doesn't mean you have to disappear from social media, but it does mean you should be intentional. The safest approach is to avoid posting anything that could create unnecessary questions or fuel conflict while your case is ongoing.

When emotions are high, it's often best to take a step back before hitting "Post." A little patience today could prevent a bigger problem tomorrow.

Florida divorce attorney, family law, child custody, divorce advice, social media evidence, divorce proceedings, co-parenting, parenting plan, family court, South Florida family lawyer

Estate planning isn't just about protecting your assets. It's about protecting the people you love. ❤️Creating an estate...
08/17/2026

Estate planning isn't just about protecting your assets. It's about protecting the people you love. ❤️

Creating an estate plan allows you to decide who will manage your affairs if you're unable to, how your assets will be distributed, and how your family will be cared for in the future. Without the proper legal documents in place, those decisions may be left to the courts instead of your loved ones.

No matter your age, having a will, powers of attorney, and other essential estate planning documents can provide peace of mind for you and your family.

Planning today is one of the greatest gifts you can leave for tomorrow.

Estate planning, wills and trusts, power of attorney, healthcare directive, probate, elder law, asset protection, Florida estate planning attorney, estate lawyer, legacy planning, South Florida estate planning

📚 A little planning before the first day of school can make co-parenting much smoother.As the school year begins, take t...
08/14/2026

📚 A little planning before the first day of school can make co-parenting much smoother.

As the school year begins, take time to review the details together. Confirm transportation schedules, discuss school supply expenses, review extracurricular activities, and make sure both parents are receiving important updates from the school.

Most importantly, keep communication respectful, clear, and documented. A little organization now can help prevent misunderstandings and reduce unnecessary conflict later.

If your current parenting plan no longer fits your family's needs, it may be time to review your options with a family law attorney.

Florida family law, back to school, co-parenting, parenting plan, child custody, shared parental responsibility, divorce attorney, family law attorney, school schedule, child support, custody agreement, South Florida family lawyer

08/11/2026

Your estate plan shouldn't be a one-time conversation. 📝

Life changes—and your estate plan should change with it. Marriage, children, new assets, retirement, or even changes in family relationships are all important reasons to revisit your documents.

Creating an estate plan is essential, but keeping it updated is what truly protects the people and things you care about most.

If it's been a few years since you've reviewed your plan, now may be the perfect time. 💙

📞 Cheryl Bucker, P.A.
Estate Planning • Probate • Family Law

📱 The texts you send today could become evidence tomorrow.During a divorce or custody case, it's important to remember t...
08/08/2026

📱 The texts you send today could become evidence tomorrow.

During a divorce or custody case, it's important to remember that text messages are often presented in court. Even messages sent in the heat of the moment can affect how your communication and decision-making are viewed.

Before hitting send, avoid:
• Insults or name-calling
• Threats or aggressive language
• Emotional arguments about court or custody
• Messages you wouldn't want a judge to read

Keep your communication respectful, focused on the children when possible, and stick to the facts. A calm, professional text can go a long way in protecting your case.

Florida family law, divorce attorney, child custody, co-parenting, text messages as evidence, divorce tips, parenting plan, family court, custody dispute, South Florida family lawyer

08/06/2026

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We are looking forward to you all joining us for a wonderful evening.

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Can your child's other parent change schools without your permission? 🏫In many Florida custody cases, the answer is no.I...
08/05/2026

Can your child's other parent change schools without your permission? 🏫

In many Florida custody cases, the answer is no.

If you and your child's other parent share parental responsibility, major educational decisions, including changing schools, are generally expected to be made together. One parent typically cannot make that decision alone unless your parenting plan or court order specifically gives them that authority.

If you and your co-parent cannot agree, either parent can ask the court to decide. The judge's focus will always be on what is in the best interests of the child, taking into account factors like stability, educational needs, and the child's overall well-being.

Every parenting plan is different, so it's important to understand what yours says before making a major decision.

Florida family law, child custody, parenting plan, shared parental responsibility, school choice, changing schools after divorce, co-parenting, child custody attorney, family law attorney, South Florida divorce lawyer

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