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What Common Issues Can Arise In Florida Child Relocation Cases?
After a divorce or separation, a parent may choose to relocate for many reasons. They may choose to be closer to family, get a new job, or simply want a fresh start. When a parent has child custody of one or more children and wants to relocate, this can pose a number of problems…. Read More »
How Do Divorcing Spouses Hide Assets in Florida?
The division of debts and assets is one of the most complex aspects of any divorce case, even when the spouses can cooperate with each other. It becomes even more complicated when either party attempts to hide assets from the other. Concealing assets can result in a prolonged legal battle, higher costs, and leave… Read More »
Can You Increase Child Support Payments in Florida?
Life is unpredictable. If you have gotten a divorce or separated from your child’s other parent, you may have a child support order in place. Over time, though, the needs of your child may change and they may need more support. The same order that was issued at the time of separation may no… Read More »
Are There Different Types of Child Custody in Florida?
When people think of child custody, they often first think of physical custody. That is, how much time each parent will spend with the child. While this is certainly one type of child custody in Florida, it is not the only one. In Florida, one or both parents can also obtain legal custody, which… Read More »
What is the Difference Between Parental Responsibility and Time-Sharing in Florida?
Many people think that time-sharing and parental responsibility are one and the same. However, in Florida, they are two very different concepts. If you are getting a divorce, have a paternity dispute, or other child custody conflict, it is important to know what these terms mean and how to uphold your rights. Below, one… Read More »
Under What Circumstances Can Alimony Be Modified in Florida?
If you have been ordered to pay alimony after divorce, it can pose a serious financial burden. Like all other terms within a divorce decree, alimony decisions are final and legally binding. Still, this does not mean that alimony cannot be modified. Modifying alimony is very difficult, though, and you will have to prove… Read More »
What Factors Should Be Considered in Florida Child Custody Decisions?
During a child custody dispute, the court will make all decisions based on the best interests of the child. The family law courts in Florida start all child custody disputes with the presumption that it is in the best interests of the child to have frequent and continuing contact with each parent. In total,… Read More »
What is an Aggressive Florida Divorce Attorney?
The term ‘aggressive’ is used often in law. Many lawyers refer to themselves as ‘tenacious’ or ‘aggressive’. Sometimes, lawyers are also referred to as ‘pit bulls’ or ‘sharks,’ two animals who are known for being aggressive. In regular conversations, being aggressive is likened to being rude, hot-tempered, or obstinate. This is not the case… Read More »
What Are the Steps in a Florida Stepparent Adoption?
A stepparent adoption is a blessing for the entire family. When a stepparent adopts their stepchild, they have the full legal rights and responsibilities to the child just as biological parents. There are many steps involved in the stepparent adoption process, and it is important to have legal help when going through them. Below,… Read More »
What Should I Do If My Spouse is Hiding Assets in Florida?
Property division is one of the most contentious terms in any divorce case. In Florida, all marital property is divided fairly, which does not always mean equally. Marital property refers to any assets or liabilities accumulated during the marriage by one or both spouses. Some spouses are so intent on keeping certain property that… Read More »
