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Many Tampa Injunction Attorneys are asked about the specifics of obtaining injunctions in Florida. It is worth providing a brief bit of background on injunctions prior to discussing how to obtain an injunction. While they are more commonly known as restraining orders outside of Florida, they are formally referred to as injunctions in Florida. There […]
Learn More...Tampa injunction attorneys are often asked what will occur at an injunction evidentiary hearing. As we have discussed elsewhere on our Tampa injunction attorney blog, an evidentiary hearing occurs prior to the granting of a permanent injunction in Florida. Both the Petitioner (person that filed the injunction) and the Respondent (person the injunction is filed […]
Learn More...This is one of the most common issues raised to St. Petersburg family law attorneys during family law cases by the opposing parties. They know their ex-spouse is hiding assets and overstating their expenses in their financial affidavit, but cannot prove it through documented evidence. Frankly, “they lied on their financial affidavit” is likely one […]
Learn More...During a divorce, one of the most pressing issues confronting Tampa Divorce Attorneys is which spouse gets which property. Married couples rack up a lot of stuff during their time together and often the value of the items are as much sentimental as monetary. Basically, it is very difficult to determine who will get exactly […]
Learn More...Tampa divorce lawyers are often asked about their fees. Obviously, this is a very important factor for many individuals going through a divorce. Divorces literally change someone’s financial situation indefinitely and it is important to consider this when retaining the services of a Tampa divorce lawyer. As I have told countless potential clients, it doesn’t […]
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...A deposition is one of many discovery tools available to attorneys in the court system. They involve a deponent being asked questions concerning the case under oath by an attorney. Exhibits can be used during the deposition and questions asked specifically concerning same. The deponent’s attorney is permitted to make objections in very limited circumstances. […]
Learn More...Ultimately one of the most common questions to the Tampa Family Law Attorneys of Hackworth Law concerns the need and requirement for a party to continually file new, updated financial affidavits. While this is an undoubtedly and frustrating process, it is required under the Florida rules governing family law cases. For your convenience, we have […]
Learn More...Equitable distribution is generally one of the most hotly contested issues in a divorce. Arguably the most difficult area of a divorce is the division of assets and debts between the two spouses, aside from issues concerning child custody. Many folks going through a divorce just want to know essentially what am I going to […]
Learn More...Similar to questions from criminal defendants about speaking personally to the judge, writing a letter to the judge raises other potential ethical dilemmas which will get a criminal defendant into major issues with the Judge and Assistant State Attorney. While there are obvious concerns with those statements being used against a criminal defendant during a […]
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