Family Law

Child Custody

How Does Child Custody Work Between Long-Distance Parents in Florida?

All states have plans for long-distance parents who share custody. Some simply assign a percentage of custody to each parent, adjusted for the distance between them. Others, such as Florida, have direct plans to address the issue. Florida uses…

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Family Law

How Paternity Can Help Fathers in Florida

Being a biological father doesn’t necessarily make you a legal father. Biology, in fact, isn’t even necessary to gain legal fatherhood. When a baby is born, the mother is immediately given maternity, or legal motherhood. If she is carrying…

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Child Custody

Tips for Co-Parenting Activities This Summer

Summertime can present co-parents with unique challenges when it comes to scheduling decisions concerning vacations, extracurricular activities, childcare, and more. In today’s blog, we’re exploring ideas that could help you handle child custody with less stress this summer. To schedule a…

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Criminal Defense

Everything You Need to Know About Sealing and Expunging Criminal Records in Florida

Possessing a criminal record can severely limit your ability to live a happy life. Often, holding a criminal record makes it more difficult to find jobs, education, and housing. If you have a criminal record, individual rights of yours,…

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Family Law

Does Cheating Impact Alimony in Florida?

Alimony (what some states call “spousal support”) is monthly payments that a higher-earning spouse pays to a lower-earning spouse during or after a divorce or both. In Florida, there are different types of alimony, including temporary alimony, bridge the gap…

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Family Law

Is There Palimony in Florida?

Getting Financial Support After a Breakup In some cases, support payments can be made after a split even when the couple was never married. This is known as “palimony.” Florida is not a palimony state. As a result, Problems?…

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Family Law

Child Custody & Child Support When Parents Were Never Married

Child custody and child support can be among the most difficult issues that a family can face. The legal process can be further complicated when parents were never married. In Florida, when an unwed mother gives birth, she is typically seen as…

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