COVID-19 UPDATE: Our office remains open to serve you. In addition to face-to-face appointments, we are offering phone consultations and video conferencing. Please call the office to discuss your options.
Legal Experience Matters
When Your Future Is At Stake
Are your child support payments taking a toll on your finances? Are you finding it hard to pay up? Then you may need to act and have them modified. That way, you will be able to meet your obligations fully, without too much strain. Perhaps you lost your job and find...
Finding ways to split your property with your spouse can be one of the biggest challenges in your divorce. Some assets are easy to share. A bank account can be split into two even amounts or divided based on what each spouse deposited. A collection can be divided. A...
Only the mother is legally recognized as a biological parent when she gives birth to the child for an unmarried couple. The father is momentarily left out of the picture until paternity can be established. It means that even if you are the child's biological father,...
Getting divorced generally involves settling a number of factors such as child custody, property division and spousal support. Needless to say, resolving such issues can result in a certain amount of stress. However, the majority of divorces are settled within a...
Are you among the increasing number of people over 50 who are considering divorce or have already begun the process? One of the reasons you and your spouse stayed together for as long as you did, for example, could be that you didn’t want to split up your family. Now...
Your relationship with your spouse is fantastic. You agree on everything, only have eyes for each other, and spend your days laughing and your nights loving. Then out of the blue, they say they want a divorce. That is not how it works. While a divorce request might...
The divorce process can potentially involve high levels of conflict. Often, issues such as property division and business ownership may be highly contentious. Furthermore, when children are involved, both parents may disagree about what is in the best interests of the...
When parents split up in Florida, whether they married or not, they typically have to share parental rights and responsibilities. Time-sharing is the legal term the courts use for splitting parenting time between two adults with children in Florida. Often, the goal in...
When you have children, you have certain rights under Florida law. If you and the other parent end your relationship, you still get to see your children regularly. Unfortunately, sometimes people use their children as a way to express their bitterness to their former...
Your spouse has a lot of money, and you know money talks -- but does it have any real influence in family court? Will your spouse end up with custody of the kids (as they claim they will) just because they have more wealth than you? This is a common -- but mistaken --...
