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Category Archives: Blog

Alimony Orders in Florida: The Importance of Making One’s Case Early On

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 […]

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What are the grounds to terminate parental rights in Florida?

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 […]

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Tampa Timesharing Attorneys: What is a parenting coordinator?

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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Tampa Name Change Attorneys: Why do people legally change their name in the state of Florida?

As Tampa Name Change attorneys, the attorneys at Hackworth Law have assisted many folks in changing their name for a wide variety of reasons. While the legal requirements provide for strict compliance with the rules, the reasons for folks changing their names are essentially only limited by the fact that they can’t be doing so […]

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Family Law Attorneys Tampa: How can I legally change my name in Florida?

Family Law Attorneys Tampa are often asked about how one can legally change their name in the state of Florida. Obviously, folks change their name for a variety of reasons, which we’ll discuss elsewhere on our Tampa family law attorney blog, but for purposes of this blog article, we provide general overview of the process.  […]

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Family Law Attorneys Tampa: Do grandparents have rights for visitation?

Tampa family law attorneys are often asked about grandparents, who wish to see their grandchildren more often, and are being prevented to do so by their biological children. Again, this can occur because a whole slew of reasons, although it is often related to some sort of issue, where the grandchildren as some sort of […]

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Rules-of-Thumb for Child Time Sharing

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 […]

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Divorce Attorneys Tampa: How can we find hidden assets during a Tampa divorce?

Anyone that has been in anyway related to any divorce cases, knows that one of the most frequent concerns and complaints about spouses is that the other spouse is hiding money. At Hackworth Law our Divorce Attorneys Tampa, we utilize a two-phase approach to identify and find these hidden assets. In our experience, these are […]

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Gibsonton Criminal Defense Attorneys: Why did the police impound my car after my arrest?

Many Gibsonton Criminal Defense Attorneys are often asked by their clients, after they have bonded out of jail, about their vehicle being impounded and towed.  Generally, yes, is the most complete response as to whether their vehicle has been towed and impounded.  In very few situations, law enforcement cannot tow the vehicle, like someone being […]

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