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Who pays for mediation is generally one of the last issues to arise prior to the completion of mediation. Wesley Chapel Divorce Attorneys are often asked about the cost of mediation in their family law case. As we’ve discussed elsewhere on our family law blog, mediation is required in the overwhelming majority of family law cases […]
Learn More...Before long, many Floridians will be sharpening their pencils and pulling out the calculators in an attempt to figure out their yearly tax returns. With that said, our Tampa divorce lawyer wanted to spend a few moments talking about the tax implications posed by alimony and child support orders. Let’s start with alimony and move on […]
Learn More...Unfortunately, Tampa divorce attorneys are often asked this question by folks who are attempting to prevent their Tampa divorce from going through. In short though, one cannot prevent someone from divorcing them in Florida. Florida law only requires one party to testify before the court that the marriage is “irretrievably broken.” As you can imagine, […]
Learn More...Tampa divorce attorneys are constantly asked about the role of a general magistrate in a Tampa family law matter. In short, the Florida Supreme Court and Florida Legislature working together determined that due to the volume of family law cases, including modification matters, circuit court judges were becoming overwhelmed with the number of cases. In […]
Learn More...Few items cause more questions for Tampa Divorce Attorney as the Standing Temporary Order in Family Law Cases. Frankly, this is because it has such a significant effect on folk’s case during the pendency and many Tampa Family Law Attorneys simply don’t explain the specifics of it their case. In short, this Order provides the […]
Learn More...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...Brandon Family Lawyers are often asked about checking, savings and retirement accounts and how they are divided during a divorce. Retirement accounts are often hot issues for folks getting divorced because generally they are most folks’ largest assets, aside from a marital home, if it has any equity in today’s shaky real estate market. Fortunately, […]
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...Our Tampa Timesharing Attorneys have extensive experience discussing parenting coordinators with our clients and how the appointment of the same can assist in their case. Tampa Bay area judges are becoming more and more likely to appointing a parenting coordinator in cases where parents are constantly fighting and disputing seemingly minor and insignificant issues before […]
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