Affidavit of Corroborating Witness in Florida
To obtain a dissolution of marriage/divorce in Florida, either spouse (husband or wife) must have resided in the State of Florida for a minimum of six months prior…
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Writ of Bodily Attachment Child Support Florida
A Writ of Bodily Attachment Child Support Florida is established when the payor (person ordered to pay the payee/recipient) of child support has been delinquent, received a fair…
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Divorce Consultation Orlando
Often new or potential clients ask us what our divorce consultation Orlando is/consists of. Call 407-335-8113 to speak with our compassionate and understanding divorce attorney today. Our goal…
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Child Support Deductions in Florida
Florida Child support, as you may have already figured out by filling out your Financial Affidavit (short form or long form), is largely determined to based on your…
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Duty to Update Financial Affidavit in Florida
Pursuant to Florida Family Law Rule 12.285 (regulating Mandatory Disclosures in a divorce), both the petitioner and the respondent in a family law case (divorce, paternity, or otherwise)…
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Florida Parenting Coordinator
Perhaps you have heard of the substantial and largely beneficial impact most Florida Guardian Ad Litems have had on the well-being of children and families. Since approximately 2009,…
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Groveland Florida Divorce Attorney and Davenport Divorce Attorney FL
Jacobs Family Law Firm is ready to help you achieve your goals in divorce and paternity cases. Call 407-335-8113 today for the help you need and answers to…
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How Long Do You Have to Be Separated to get a Divorce in Florida
How long do you have to be separated to get a divorce in Florida? This is a popular question among clients seeking a divorce/dissolution of marriage in Florida.…
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What does a Guardian Ad Litem do
GAL is the acronym or abbreviation for Guardian ad Litem. A Florida Guardian ad Litem is an attorney (generally) appointed on behalf of a minor child (under the…
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Elements of a Breach of Contract in Florida
Elements of a Breach of Contract in Florida The elements of a breach of contract in Florida are: (1) the existence of a contract, (2) a breach (material…
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How is Child Support Calculated in Florida?
How is Child Support Calculated in Florida? Florida Statute 61.39(2)(a)(1-14) determines that monthly income for purposes of calculating child support in Florida is based on at least fourteen…
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Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act Florida
In a dissolution of marriage case or a paternity action in Florida, the Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act Florida, the court needs to make a determination…
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Alimony Pendente Lite Florida
Alimony Pendente Lite sounds like an auto insurance company, or a caricature from some foreign language film nominated for an Oscar Award. In fact, alimony pendente lite Florida…
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Unlawful Detainer Attorney Orlando Florida
An Unlawful Detainer Orlando Florida is a unique and technical area of landlord-tenant law. Technically speaking, unlawful detainer is not an eviction, it is a separate civil action…
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How Does Domestic Violence Affect Child Custody in Florida
How does domestic violence affect child custody in Florida? This question is asked frequently. We should recognize the impact of domestic violence on relationships, both marital and parental.…
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Celebrity Bankruptcies Florida
Celebrity Bankruptcies Florida: Bankruptcy in Florida The Bankruptcy of Curtis James Jackson, III: How One Celebrity Chapter 11 Filing Has Reduced the Stigma Associated with Bankruptcy Introduction: A New…
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Florida Parenting Plan
When you need help from an experienced and compassionate Central Florida Custody Attorney and Time Sharing Attorney in Orlando Florida, call the Jacobs Law Firm at (407) 335-8113.…
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Will I Have to Pay Alimony to My Husband in Florida
Will I have to pay alimony to my husband in Florida? The answer to this loaded question is maybe. The answer depends on your current and prior income,…
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