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In today’s economic climate, especially in Orlando and Central Florida, it is not unusual to find parties going through a divorce still living in…
One question I get asked frequently is whose consent is required to adopt a child here in Florida.
Well, Unless the consent is excused by the court,…
In Florida a man that has a child out of wedlock, has very little to no rights to the child. That means the Mother is entitled to primary residential…
As President George W. Bush said in his Thanksgiving Proclamation in 2008, Thanksgiving is a time for families and friends to gather together and…
One of the many questions that I get asked is whether or not kids can be brought to court as witnesses in a divorce or family law proceeding.…
One of the issues that pops up quite regularly is how to determine a service member’s income for calculating child support. Not all of a…
Until fairly recently, grandparents had no rights to visitation/timesharing with their grandchildren. Florida Courts have consistently held that it…
It’s the dog days of summer – which, in Florida, means kids are returning to school. While most of the rest of the country waits until after…
Going to court to resolve legal issues, especially in divorce and child custody cases, can take months or even years to get resolved. In most cases…
The “Right of First Refusal” is a provision frequently written into custody orders and parenting plans. But what the heck is it? Basically it is…