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Tampa Divorce Attorneys are routinely asked by their Clients about the meaning of the term “Marital Settlement Agreement” during the course of litigation. Many folks have frankly heard the term either through the litigation in their own case or through their own research on the internet on websites, like our site. A Marital Settlement Agreement […]
Learn More...No, they cannot. As we discuss elsewhere on our Tampa Family Law Attorney blog, mediation is required in all Tampa Family Law matters regardless of whether it is a divorce matter, post judgment issue or paternity case. There are two types of mediation – public, through a mediator at the courthouse, and private, through a […]
Learn More...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...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...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...Tampa Bay area Family Court Judges require parties mediate their cases prior to being able to proceed to a final hearing. This is extremely frustrating for the parties and their Tampa divorce attorney, but is unfortunately a requirement. As I have told many individuals, mediation provides several significant benefits: It permits your Tampa Family Law […]
Learn More...Tampa Personal Injury Attorneys are constantly asked about what their clients can expect during mediation. Regardless of the case, whether it is a car accident, slip and fall or family law case, the overwhelming majority of Tampa Bay Area judges will require mediation before the matter can go to trial. There are three major points […]
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