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Tampa family law attorneys are constantly asked about mandatory disclosures and the requirements to file a financial affidavit in their Tampa family law case. In short, the easiest way to think of these mandatory disclosures are that they are the required documents to back up the numerical figures on the financial affidavit. As you can […]
Learn More...A Motion for Temporary Support is a critical tool to Tampa Divorce Attorneys during your divorce because it can provide short term economic assistance. Tampa Divorce Attorneys are often presented with situations where unfortunately their clients are unable sustain themselves and pay their bills and/or pay for the necessary costs of a divorce while it […]
Learn More...This is one of the more common questions posed to St. Petersburg criminal defense attorneys. Ultimately, this question comes down to a matter of factors, including but not limited to the complexity of the case, the severity of the charges, your expectations concerning the case, your prior history, etc. For example, obviously a first degree […]
Learn More...Being served with a Petition for Divorce is a frustrating and trying experience. As a Tampa divorce attorney, I have encountered hundreds of folks in this exact situation. Like all situation, the best thing you can do is to develop a plan and considering the entire situation. Given our experiences with divorces, we recommend the […]
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...People routinely ask whether judges really put people in jail for contempt. The answer is absolutely yes, Florida family law judges do imprison people every day for contempt, especially regarding child support issues. Generally, jail is only reserved for people, who have been repeatedly found in contempt. If someone has repeatedly failed to abide by […]
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