Listener Questions on Alimony, Co-Parenting, and MoreIn this episode of How to Split a Toaster, Seth Nelson and Pete Wright dive into their mailbag to answer pressing questions from listeners. From alimony calculations to co-parenting challenges, Seth and Pete offer their insights and advice on navigating the complexities of divorce.Seth and Pete tackle a range of topics, including how judges handle parenting plans for previously uninvolved parents, the intricacies of Florida's new alimony statute, and strategies for dealing with uncooperative ex-spouses in co-parenting arrangements. They also share the origin story of the podcast and express gratitude for their dedicated listeners.Questions we answer in this episode:

• Can a judge order a step-up plan for a previously uninvolved parent?
• How is alimony calculated under Florida's new law?
• How can I handle an ex-spouse who refuses to accommodate extra time with the kids?

Key Takeaways:

• Judges must act in the best interest of the child when determining parenting plans
• Alimony calculations in Florida are based on net income, not gross income
• Communicate openly with your ex-spouse about co-parenting issues and aim to be the bigger person

Plus, Kristin asks about the origins of the How to Split a Toaster podcast. Seth and Pete take a walk down memory lane, recounting their initial meeting, early podcast ideas, and the journey that led to the creation of their successful show.This episode is packed with valuable information for anyone navigating a divorce or co-parenting relationship. Seth and Pete's expert advice, combined with their engaging banter, makes for an informative and entertaining listen. Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of crucial divorce-related issues and discover strategies for handling common challenges.Links & Notes

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• (00:00) - Welcome to How to Split a Toaster
• (00:26) - Listener Questions!
• (02:07) - Question #1
• (07:46) - Question #2
• (12:24) - Question #3
• (18:38) - Question #4
• (22:16) - Wrap Up