Monthly Archives: August 2025
How Can I Establish Paternity in Florida if One Party Does Not Consent?
There are a number of ways to establish paternity in Florida. When a married heterosexual couple has a child together in Florida, it is presumed that the man is the legal father. In these cases, there is no need to establish paternity. It can become more complex when an unmarried couple has a child… Read More »
Things to Know About Child Custody Modification Hearings in Tampa
In Florida, child custody orders are known as parenting plans. Parents can agree to these plans if they end their relationship with each other. When parents cannot agree, the court will determine a parenting plan. In either case, the court must issue an order and these are final and legally binding. It is expected… Read More »
What are the Benefits and Drawbacks of Shared Custody in Florida?
The Florida courts make decisions regarding child custody, known as time-sharing in the state, according to the child’s best interests. Although the courts sometimes have to make these decisions, the parents can also agree to a time-sharing plan. Generally speaking, the courts favor shared custody arrangements, which allows each parent to spend time with… Read More »
What are Legal Reasons to Stop Paying Child Support in Tampa?
If you have been ordered to pay child support by the courts, the order is final and legally binding. Failing to pay child support has a number of consequences. You could face enforcement actions such as being found in contempt of court, being required today to pay your former spouse’s attorney fees, and more…. Read More »
