Category: Family Law
How Long Does a Temporary Custody Order Last in Florida?
Temporary custody is awarded to a non-parent family member when the parents are not in a position to provide for the care of ...
What’s the Difference Between Sole and Shared Custody?
Dealing with a child custody case isn’t easy. You need to understand sole custody versus joint custody and how each option will impact ...
Who Pays for Attorney Fees in a Divorce?
No default rule specifies which party pays attorney’s fees in a Florida divorce. Rather, the divorce court will look at several factors and ...
How to Adopt a Child in Florida
Adoption is a fantastic thing, but the adoption process can be challenging. While it can bring joy and meaning to a family’s life, ...
Common Myths About Child Support in Florida
Just like other aspects of a divorce, child support is something that is often misunderstood or misrepresented. This could be because laws surrounding ...
Do You Know the Child Custody Rights in Florida?
In Florida, a custody arrangement is determined based on many factors, all of them centered on the child’s best interest. Custody law in ...
How to Make a Parenting Plan
If you’re a parent working out child custody, you’ll need to create a parenting plan. While parents can tailor the parenting plan to ...
Alimony vs. Spousal Support
There are several types of payments that one spouse can make to another either during a dissolution of marriage proceeding or after a ...
Child Support and Alimony Changes in Florida Due to COVID-19
COVID-19 has brought on many changes for families across Florida. As a result, child support, visitation, and alimony may all be impacted to ...
What Happens If I Fail to Pay Alimony in Florida?
People pay alimony for various reasons. In the majority of cases, you pay alimony because you either agreed to pay an ex-spouse, and ...
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