By: Jarbath Peña Law Group When parents separate, ongoing disagreements are common. But for some families, the conflict is so persistent and intense that it harms their ability to co-parent effectively. In these high-conflict custody cases, every decision can become a battle, leaving children caught in a constant state of turmoil. When traditional methods fail to bring peace, Florida courts may recommend a process known as parenting coordination. Parenting coordination is a c

By: Jarbath Peña Law Group Receiving a letter from the government can be unsettling, but few documents cause as much immediate fear and anxiety as a Notice to Appear (NTA). This official paper from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) signals the start of removal proceedings, more commonly known as deportation. The moment you hold that notice, it can feel like your world is tilting on its axis. Questions flood your mind: What does this mean? What did I do wrong? Will I b

By: Jarbath Peña Law Group Child custody disputes are among the most emotionally charged and difficult aspects of family law. When parents cannot agree on a timesharing schedule, they must turn to the court to make a decision. In Florida, every ruling a judge makes about child custody is guided by a single, overarching principle: the “best interest of the child.” But what does this legal standard actually mean in practice? Understanding the factors that judges weigh can demys

By: Jarbath Peña Law Group The journey toward obtaining a Green Card is filled with anticipation, but the waiting period can bring a unique set of challenges. As your application for permanent residency makes its way through the USCIS system, life doesn't simply pause. You may need to work to support yourself and your family, but without proper authorization, this can be impossible. Fortunately, there is a solution that provides stability during this time: applying for a work

By: Jarbath Peña Law Group If you’ve been following this series, you already know that divorce can bring out behaviors you never thought you’d see from your spouse. Some people, when faced with the stress and loss of control that divorce brings, resort to manipulation, half-truths, or even outright deceit. These tactics can make an already difficult process feel overwhelming. But here’s the truth: you’re not powerless. Understanding how these strategies work—and having a skil