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Tampa divorce attorneys are constantly asked by their clients why it’s necessary to mediate and pay a mediator, when they know that they will not agree on anything. In short, the temporary standing order from the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit, which we discussed extensively elsewhere on our Tampa divorce attorney blog, requires parties to do so. […]
Learn More...In recent years, the State of Florida’s alimony laws have come under intense scrutiny. Many people are calling for its reform while others fight against the proposed changes. Nonetheless, as it stands now, the rules governing alimony are spelled out in Civil Practice and Procedure Statute 61.08, Chapter 61. They state that either spouse may request […]
Learn More...Tampa family law attorneys are often asked about how to terminate parental rights. Florida Statute 39.806 provides the applicable grounds and standards of Florida courts will apply when terminating the rights of an individual. The grounds are as follows: (A) When the parent or parents have voluntarily executed a written surrender of the child and […]
Learn More...If you are currently going through the process of getting a divorce, you may be tempted to go through the process alone, as you believe that it will be easier and less complicated than if you sought the help of a divorce lawyer. However, a divorce is a complex legal process, and in most situations, […]
Learn More...One of the hot button issues for any divorce where children are involved is child time sharing. Of course, especially where the divorce is not amicable, disputes arise about how frequent and how long visits will be between parents. If joint custody is awarded and the child spends significant time with each parent, bonds can […]
Learn More...Tampa child custody lawyers are often asked about what this specific phrase means concerning time sharing and child custody. This phrase essentially deals with situations, where one party must be notified if the other custodial parent is going to utilize the services of a babysitter for a specific amount of time. Specifically, if a father […]
Learn More...Many Tampa family law attorneys are asked about the meaning and importance of the Standing Temporary Order for Family Law Cases, which is issued in the beginning of your Tampa family law case. The easiest way to think of the Standing Order is that it essentially provides the guidelines or basic rules of what to […]
Learn More...Folks getting married are becoming more cognizant of the benefits and effects of prenuptial agreements, as the media continues to report the costs and time of divorce litigation. Our prenuptial attorneys will assist in ensuring your rights are protected without the time and expense of protracted, expensive divorce litigation. These agreements can save the parties […]
Learn More...Tampa divorce attorneys are often asked about this phrase because it is often used on dated websites. In short, it’s an outdated tort, which really doesn’t have a place in modern day divorce and family law matters. In short, this tort require basically three things on behalf of the plaintiff. First, the party had to […]
Learn More...Tampa family law attorneys are often asked about what the court specifically means when they require “supervised” visitation in a case involving minor children. In short, this requires a third party to supervise visitation with whichever spouse the court has ordered that supervision to be with. It’s worth noting, though, that supervised visitation can either […]
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