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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 […]
Learn More...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 […]
Learn More...Tampa child custody lawyers are often asked about what this specific phrase means concerning time sharing and child custody. This phrase essentially deals with situations, where one party must be notified if the other custodial parent is going to utilize the services of a babysitter for a specific amount of time. Specifically, if a father […]
Learn More...Many Tampa family law attorneys are asked about the meaning and importance of the Standing Temporary Order for Family Law Cases, which is issued in the beginning of your Tampa family law case. The easiest way to think of the Standing Order is that it essentially provides the guidelines or basic rules of what to […]
Learn More...Tampa family law attorneys are often asked about what the court specifically means when they require “supervised” visitation in a case involving minor children. In short, this requires a third party to supervise visitation with whichever spouse the court has ordered that supervision to be with. It’s worth noting, though, that supervised visitation can either […]
Learn More...In short, the parenting class is regulated by Florida Statute Section 61.21. Tampa Family Law Attorneys immediately advise their clients to complete a parenting class. This requirement cannot and will not be waived by the Court, so it’s prudent to me to begin working on this requirement of your Tampa Family Law case, if the […]
Learn More...Going through a divorce is not easy, but when you add children into the mix, it can become much harder. Parents who care about their children want to make sure that the outcome of the divorce is in the best interest of their child. Luckily, with a few tips, you can make the child time sharing […]
Learn More...This may seem like a ridiculous question, but is this the message your kids will receive with the custody arrangements you’re considering now? Florida’s child time sharing laws eliminate the concept of “primary” and “secondary” child custody enabling both parents to have a close relationship with their children. If you and your spouse are able […]
Learn More...A parenting plan provides the essential blueprint of how the parties are to interact with regards to the child, including means of communicating concerning the child, when the child can be contacted, how medical and extracurricular activities are to be split, how transportation costs are to be split, where the parents are to meet during […]
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