Category Archives: Family Law
Does Bankruptcy Affect Child Support And Alimony Obligations?
When two people divorce, the court may order one party to pay the other alimony. Alimony payments are ordered in… Read More »
Resolving Visitation And Timesharing Matters In A Collaborative Environment
Often, people assume that all visitation and timesharing cases go to trial. This is far from the truth. Many parental… Read More »
How Do I Establish Paternity In Florida?
It is very important to establish the paternity of a child for several reasons. For example, a court cannot require… Read More »
What Is The Process For Terminating Parental Rights In Florida?
Unfortunately, some parents will end up having their parental rights terminated if a court determines that it would be in… Read More »
My Child’s Parent Refuses To Honor My Visitation Order. What Happens Now?
Oftentimes, a parent may choose to withhold child visitation with the other parent. This article will discuss what one parent… Read More »
8 Mistakes Parents Make In Child Custody Cases
Child custody cases are often contentious. Judges are consistently reviewing evidence to determine which parent should be awarded custody, based… Read More »
What Is Financial Abuse?
Financial abuse occurs in about 98% of abusive relationships. Unfortunately, about 78% of Americans do not recognize financial abuse as… Read More »
If I Decide To Quit My Job, Do I Still Have To Pay Child Support?
It is inevitable that some parents will choose to quit their jobs from time to time. However, how does this… Read More »
Social Media And Divorce Cases
The following article will discuss the role that social media plays in divorce cases and will provide some helpful tips… Read More »
What Is Considered A ‘Substantial Change In Circumstances’ In Florida Family Law Cases?
Florida law allows former spouses to modify court orders stemming from their divorce as long as they can prove a… Read More »
