Alimony and Retirement in Florida
Alimony and Retirement in Florida After Alimony Reform The Florida Legislature Florida dramatically changed alimony law in the summer of 2023. If you are…
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Jacobs Family Law
Category: <span>Divorce and Family Law</span>
Do I have to file a financial affidavit in Florida divorce cases
Do I have to file a financial affidavit in Florida divorce cases? In Daniel v. Daniel, 922 So.2d 1041 (4th DCA 2006), the District…
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Petition for Relocation Florida Statute
A recent family law decision rendered by the Fourth District Court of Appeals (in Florida) has helped to clarify a key point of contention…
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Motion to Compel In a Florida Family Law Case
A motion to compel in a Florida family law case or divorce case may be made when one party (the petitioner or the respondent)…
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Elements of a Contract in Florida
In our State, the party seeking to prove the existence of a contract will need to prove the existence of the elements of a…
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Is Alimony Taxable in Florida
Is Alimony Taxable in Florida? Alimony tax rules changed dramatically for many divorcing spouses. For years, the spouse paying alimony could often deduct those…
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Is Florida a No Fault Divorce State
Is Florida a no fault divorce state? It is a daily occurrence in many family law attorney offices across Central Florida. A client walks…
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Motion to Deviate From Child Support Guidelines in Florida
Did you know that according to Florida Statute 61.30(11)(a), upon motion from your counsel or a pro se litigant, the court may agree to…
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Is Daycare Included in Child Support in Florida
Often, during negotiations over the terms of a marital settlement agreement or a paternity agreement (child support and a parenting plan), one parent will…
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Florida Family Law Notice of Related Cases
What is a Florida family law notice of related cases and why do Florida family law circuit courts generally require divorce and family law…
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