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Many Tampa family law attorneys request the court order the opposing party to carry life insurance in family law in excess of their child support obligation. This is extremely frustrating for parties, who have significant animosity towards one another because they fear that the other party will use it on their new spouse or boyfriend. This […]
Learn More...Tampa child custody attorneys routinely deal with Guardian ad Litems in their time sharing and child custody cases. A Guardian ad Litem is often an attorney appointed by the court to ensure the right and best interests of a child are protected and voiced. It is worth noting some Guardians are not attorneys. Unfortunately, many […]
Learn More...Custody of the child is generally one of the most litigated issues during Tampa Family Law cases. This is one of the most common questions posed to Tampa child custody attorneys. As you are aware if you are reading our Tampa child custody attorney blog, divorces and child custody matters are hotly contested, very personal […]
Learn More...Tampa child support attorneys are often asked how much people will owe for child support. As we have discussed elsewhere on our Tampa child support attorney blog, Florida law imputes an ongoing duty on parents to continue supporting their children. It is also worth noting parents cannot simply agree not to pay child support. The […]
Learn More...Tampa child support attorneys are often asked as to whether the father and mother of a child can agree that no child support is to be paid between the parties. Simply put, this is generally not possible in Florida. Florida law has recognized child support being a right and privilege belonging to a child rather […]
Learn More...Tampa family law attorneys are often asked about what the court will consider in determining time sharing. Fighting for custody of your child/children can be a stressful and worrisome experience. Our Tampa family law attorneys do everything possible to take as much stress and worry about of the process as possible. When determining parental rights […]
Learn More...Tampa family law attorneys are often questioned about Florida’s Relocation Statute because parents want to quickly move because of job opportunities, to be closer to their family, etc. The Relocation Statute is codified by Florida Statute Section 61.13001. Tampa family law attorneys are often confronted with difficult situations under this statute because they are forced […]
Learn More...This is a growing trend presented to Tampa Child Custody Lawyers as parents grow further and further apart through family law disputes. In order to get sole custody of a child, the party seeking full custody must show, through some evidence, that the other party is in some way a detriment to the child. For […]
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