Author Archives: Jay Butchko
Please Join Baginski Brandt & Brandt in Supporting the Treasure Coast Food Bank
The Shred Event and Food Drive in support of the Treasure Coast Food Bank will be held November 16 from 11 am to 1 pm at 8483 S. US. HWY 1 in Port St. Lucie. Baginski Brandt & Brant is a proud sponsor of this event in partnership with the Lions Clubs or downtown… Read More »
Please Join Baginski Brandt & Brandt in Helping Foster a Love for Reading in Our Youngest Community Members
At our local Lions Clubs , we believe in giving every child the best start in life, and that begins with access to books. We are excited to announce a new initiative to collect board books for children ages 0-3 in our community. These sturdy, colorful books are perfect for little hands and developing minds, helping… Read More »
5 Life Changes That Could Lead to a Support Payment Change
Life is full of unexpected shifts, and sometimes those changes impact your ability to meet, or justify, child support obligations. If this is true for you, talk to a Port St. Lucie family law attorney about how evolving circumstances may necessitate modifications to child support arrangements, whether through legal action or amicable negotiation. Job… Read More »
The Importance of Connecting with Support During a Divorce
Divorce impacts every aspect of your life, it is common to experience financial, emotional, and mental effects. As you navigate the complexities of ending a marriage in the state of Florida, it’s essential to recognize that you don’t have to go through it alone. By connecting with a strong support network, you can navigate… Read More »
Top 10 Questions to Address in a Prenup
For many Florida couples, a prenuptial agreement is a tool to ensure that both parties enter a marriage with clear expectations. Prenups are particularly helpful when there are significant assets, children from a previous relationship, or substantial debts. A Port St. Lucie family law attorney can guide you through common prenup questions. What Are… Read More »
Am I Protected by Common Law Rules?
Wondering about common law marriage protections is common for long-term couples, particularly if they’ve been together for years without formalizing their union through a legal ceremony. In some states, common law marriage offers an unmarried couple the same rights and protections as a married couple, but that is not true in the state of… Read More »
Signs That It Might Be Time to Separate
Deciding to separate from a partner is never easy, but staying in a Florida relationship that brings more lows than highs can be emotionally draining. When you recognize signs that it might be time to separate, know that there are professionals who can provide support. For instance, a Port St. Lucie family law attorney… Read More »
Grieving While Managing the Divorce Process
Often grief is connected to sorrow caused by a death, but grief can also be experienced when something important in one’s life comes to an end, which is the case when there is a divorce. It is common to experience a profound sense of loss and a range of complex emotions when a marriage… Read More »
5 Ways Social Media Could Complicate a Divorce
While social media is a convenient way to share updates, connect with friends, and express emotions, during a separation or divorce these digital channels can become a double-edged sword, potentially complicating the legal process and affecting outcomes. If you are moving to end a union and regularly use social media, talk to a Port… Read More »
Parenting Plans and Special Circumstances Requiring Provisions
Crafting a comprehensive parenting plan is part of looking after children when ending a union and beginning a coparenting relationship. In Florida, parenting plans outlining how parents will share responsibilities and make decisions regarding their children when they are no longer a couple. To discuss what is included in a standard parenting plan and… Read More »
