Family Law Blog

In my line of work, I encounter people who are in transition. Divorce often means change not only in marital status, but in friendships, parenting, and work and careers. I

Parra Harris Law remembers the sacrifice of all of our fallen heroes and their families. From our family to yours, have a safe day of peace and reflection.

In even the least contentious cases of divorce, the topic of alimony can cause cooperation to cease and tempers to flair. Alimony debates can derail meditations and send a divorcing

As the weather becomes more and more spring-like, it is once again time to enjoy the outdoors. Spending a day outdoors is an inexpensive way to spend quality family time.

Because divorce is an emotional time, the practical parts of it- the gathering of documents and documentation of events- often falls by the wayside. But there are several things you

Congratulations to Parra Harris Law founder Paola Parra Harris for being honored by the Girl Scouts of Gateway Council as a Woman of Distinction. This award is given to outstanding

Parra Harris Law Founder and President Paola Parra Harris was a panelist at the Jacksonville Women Lawyers Association (JWLA) March luncheon on Thursday March 14, 2019. The luncheon’s theme, History

For those of you that have watched the Marie Kondo show “Tidying Up” on Netflix, you may have noticed that the show covers individual families cleaning their homes and determining

It is no secret that divorce is hard. Divorce causes a major change in the life of each member of the former couple. It causes one to reevaluate their life,

Parra Harris Law congratulates founder Paola Parra Harris for being selected for a Jacksonville Business Journal “Ultimate Attorney Award” presented by Comcast Business.  Mrs. Parra Harris was chosen for the

It is hard to stay together. And it is hard to split apart. Divorce is never easy. And although it happens frequently, and divorce attorneys see it a lot, there

More than half of married millennials are choosing to manage their finances separately. Couples may choose to do this for a variety of reasons and may implement separate finances in