Category Archives: Family Law
Wonder Women: Williams & Varsegi, LLC, Everything Family Law – Because Family Is Everything
The “Wonder Women” at Williams & Varsegi, LLC, are featured in the April 2020 Edition of the Boca Observer. As caring and compassionate family law attorneys, Katie Varsegi and Emerald Williams help their clients navigate emotionally challenging issues from divorce and prenuptial agreements to child custody and adoptions. To read the full article please… Read More »
Will Keeping Bank Accounts & Property Separate During Marriage Protect My Money in Divorce?
As attorneys who focus on family law, one question that we frequently encounter from clients is how to protect their money during marriage, especially when it comes to clients who are thinking about seeking out a prenuptial agreement. While some financial advisors may tell clients that simply keeping their bank accounts and finances separate… Read More »
Handling the Holidays after Divorce
As attorneys who focus on helping people with legal issues related to family law, divorce, and child custody, we frequently receive questions from clients about how to handle the holidays after divorce, especially when it comes to recent separation and making plans for your kids. Below, we discuss some of what we’ve seen work… Read More »
The Most Costly Financial Mistakes to Avoid During Divorce
As attorneys who regularly advise clients who are going through the process of divorce here in Florida, we do sometimes see clients make financial mistakes that have long term repercussions. This is understandable, given how emotionally draining the process can be, however, it is also something to be avoided in order to stay on… Read More »
Should I Consider a Postmarital Agreement?
Some couples are wary of signing a premarital agreement before getting married. You might be hesitant to even discuss the idea. But a premarital (also called prenuptial) agreement is not your only chance to protect your financial future. What Is the Difference between a Premarital and Postmarital Agreement? This might seem like an obvious… Read More »
Frequently Asked Questions About Child Support
Parents are legally obligated to support their minor children, even if they divorce and one parent has sole parenting responsibility. Child support payments typically end on a child’s 18th birthday, but the support might continue if the child is still in high school or if the child has special needs. Florida has specific guidelines… Read More »
Five Frequently Asked Questions about Filing for Divorce in Florida
No one goes into marriage hoping to get a divorce. But life happens, and not every marriage works out. The family law attorneys at the Williams & Varsegi, LLC, know that divorce can be a stressful process, which is why we want to help you through it. To begin with, here are the answers… Read More »
Premarital Agreements
There are a lot of things to consider before getting married, like where you will live and whether you want to start a family. But you might also want to consider taking steps to protect your financial future. One way to do this is by signing a premarital agreement. What Is a Premarital Agreement?… Read More »
Williams & Varsegi, LLC, Ribbon Cutting at their Coral Springs Office
The Coral Springs Regional Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting for Williams & Varsegi, LLC, on May 17, 2018 at their Coral Springs Office. Williams & Varsegi, LLC, is a boutique family law firm with offices in Coral Springs and Boca Raton. Williams & Varsegi, LLC, is a full service family law firm… Read More »
Determining the Best Interests of a Child in Florida
In issuing child support orders, approving child custody arrangements, determining a family member’s visitation rights, and making any decisions regarding a child’s welfare, Florida courts must consider what is in the child’s best interests. Note that Florida values a child’s relationship with both parents and encourages parents to share the rights and responsibilities, and… Read More »
