Equitable Distribution Worksheet Florida
This article is about drafting a Florida equitable distribution worksheet. Divorce in Florida can present difficult and legally challenging issues. As such, among the most important aspects of…
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Child Support Modification Florida
Are you looking to modify your child support payments? Filing a petition for modification of child support is generally the right course of action to take. Before any…
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Uncontested Divorce Lawyer Osceola
As an uncontested divorce lawyer in Osceola County FL, we help clients in Kissimmee, St. Cloud, Poinciana, Celebration, Yeehaw, and all throughout the County. The Osceola Court is…
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Clermont Uncontested Divorce Attorney
Clermont uncontested divorce attorney Jonathan Jacobs absolutely loves working with clients and their families to help them save money and time. There are many family lawyers who believe…
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Uncontested Divorce Volusia County
You are married and live in Daytona Beach, DeLand, New Smyrna Beach, Orange City, Ormond Beach, Port Orange, Deltona, DeBary, or another town or city in Volusia County,…
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Life Insurance to Secure Alimony in Florida
Can a divorce court order the payor spouse to purchase life insurance to secure spousal support in Florida? Pursuant to CS/SB 1416: Dissolution of Marriage, in order for…
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Motion for Extension of Time Divorce
A Motion for Extension of Time in a Divorce is intended to help you avoid a default judgment against you. A Motion for Extension of Time in Florida…
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Brevard County Uncontested Divorce
Clients ask, who gets the house in a Brevard County uncontested divorce? One of the primary marital assets that is often equitably distributed is a residential/real property. Jacobs…
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Florida Divorce Deposition
A Florida divorce deposition is one of the most valuable tools in the arsenal of a divorce lawyer. A deposition in a Florida divorce is designed to allow…
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Do Both Parents Need to Consent for Therapy in FL
Do both parents need to consent for therapy in FL during or after a divorce or paternity case? People often ask us, “can my ex take my child…
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Uncontested Divorce Tampa
Tampa uncontested divorce attorney Jonathan Jacobs uses his legal knowledge and experience to quickly resolve your and your spouse’s differences which can save you time and money. When…
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Motion for Temporary Relief Florida
What is a motion for temporary relief Florida? This can be a motion for temporary timesharing in Florida also known as a motion for temporary child custody relief,…
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Florida Unequal Distribution of Marital Assets
What does unequal distribution of assets mean in Florida divorce? Florida unequal distribution of marital assets may occur when one or both spouses ask the family circuit judge…
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Collaborative Divorce Clermont FL
Collaborative divorce Clermont FL is a newer and in many ways better method/medium for your divorce. Orlando and Clermont collaborative divorce is changing the way that people think…
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Minneola Divorce Attorney
Jacobs Family Law Firm, Minneola divorce attorney, is an experienced and compassionate family and divorce law firm with offices in Clermont and Winter Park. Minneola and Clermont are…
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Modification of Alimony in Florida / Termination of Alimony in Florida
When identifying whether you can terminate alimony in Florida or modify alimony in Florida, it is important to research not only case law to support your petition, but…
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How Long Does a Collaborative Divorce Take in Orlando Florida?
How long does a collaborative divorce take in Orlando Florida? Statistically, the collaborative divorce process is intended to take approximately six months. The vast majority of collaborative cases…
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Orlando Collaborative Family Law Divorce
An Orlando collaborative family law divorce is an advanced form of uncontested divorce. When considering the differences between an uncontested divorce vs collaborative divorce, it is important to…
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