Cease and Desist Letter Attorney Orlando FL
This article is for reference only. We do not handle cease and desist letters at this time. Clients often prefer to resolve legal challenges as amicably and inexpensively…
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Talking Parents App
Talking Parents App The Talking Parents App is a truly cutting-edge and ingenious software application approved by Florida courts. The App can take a great deal of the…
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Standard Family Law Interrogatories in Florida
Standard Family Law Interrogatories in Florida Standard Family Law Interrogatories in Florida are intended to supplement a litigant’s Financial Affidavit. In other words, a Financial Affidavit may provide…
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What Happens After Mediation for Custody in Florida
Mediation has failed on most issues in your family law or divorce case, or mediation has failed altogether on all issues. If the parties cannot agree on anything,…
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Statute of Limitations on a Florida Promissory Note
Statute of Limitations on a Florida Promissory Note The Statute of Limitations on a Florida promissory note is governed by case law and by Florida Statute. Specifically, Florida…
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Florida Supervised/Safety Focused Parenting Plan
A Florida supervised/safety focused parenting plan is a unique parenting plan the family circuit court will consider if the parties are in agreement, or if the judge decides…
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New Florida Marriage License Law
New Florida Marriage License Law There is a new Florida marriage license law! Well, not so much new as amended. The Florida Legislature has just amended Florida Statute…
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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 paying alimony, receiving alimony,…
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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 Court heard arguments from…
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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 in relocation hearings and…
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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) has failed to abide…
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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 contract in Florida. According…
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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 payments (some relief is…
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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 in for a consultation,…
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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 increase or lower the…
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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 ask that day care…
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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 litigants to file this…
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Florida Family Law Notice of Limited Appearance
Often, the parties in a Florida family law case do not have the financial resources to hire an attorney to litigate their entire divorce or paternity case. Financially-constrained…
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