What If My Ex Tries To Move The Kids Out Of State? If your spouse or the mother of your child to you tries to move the child out of […]
Read moreThe equal time sharing bill passed the Florida legislature late this afternoon. It calls for equal time sharing by parents to be presumptive law in newly filed cases. Simply put, […]
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NOTE: This bill still must clear the House, and it is expected to do so as the early versions of the bill passed the House committees by a large margin. […]
Read moreAs a woman, a feminist, and the owner of a law firm dedicated to representing dads in family court, I have to be careful how I make friends. Father’s rights […]
Read moreYes, you can absolutely be ordered to mediate your disputes in Florida, however, you cannot be court ordered to agree at mediation. If you and your ex cannot come to […]
Read moreWhat is a General Magistrate and Hearing Officer? In Florida, Chief Judges of each circuit may appoint General Magistrates and Hearing Officers to help manage the large caseloads of the […]
Read moreI think we are usually talking about the state of New York, where child support continues until the child’s 21st birthday. Even if you are in Florida, and child support […]
Read moreChild Support can now be paid online by employers who are required to garnish child support. The Florida Clerks of Court now offer online Child Support payments through ww.myfloridacounty.com. Employers […]
Read moreWell, that can actually be a tricky question, and has different answers depending on the circumstances: 1) If you have ONE, healthy child: If we are talking about Florida law, […]
Read moreOn behalf of the entire DADvocacy team, thank you for service to our country and we wish you a safe tour overseas. There is new law in Florida that provides […]
Read moreNot likely. While the alimony statute has been significantly changed in 2010 and 2011, the changes are not very significant, and in some cases, cause more confusion than before. For […]
Read moreBe very careful, and get some legal advice with guidelines calculations before you Petition to Modify. If you are successful in reducing your child support in the oldest case (the […]
Read moreIn cases involving time sharing (visitation/custody) the judge may appoint a guardian ad litem, by the judge’s own motion or on request of either parent. The guardian ad litem represents […]
Read moreThere are four different ways a child support case begins. Parent –initiated private case: One parent files a lawsuit against the other, with or without a lawyer in Circuit court […]
Read moreFrom time to time, I meet with clients who appear to have a high child support order even when their current income is the same as when child support was […]
Read moreMario asked:Can lottery winnings be garnished for child support arrears? Yes, as long as the amount of winnings is over $600.00. Dania just asked: Can a worker’s compensation claim settlement […]
Read moreThis funny post is just a gift for my clients. Happy New Year. http://shine.yahoo.com/photos/world-best-father-photographer-pokes-slideshow/
Read moreSadly, the holidays end with a season that family law lawyers know all too well. The January phenomenon of a spike in the divorce rate. Before you jump on the […]
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