As a teacher and a school administrator, I have seen my fair share of custody agreements. As a school principal, one of my most important responsibilities was to review custody […]
Read moreLet the good times roll…or not. Here at DADvocacy, let’s take the time to remember the songs that have captured the most impactful moments in our clients’ lives. Maybe your […]
Read moreDid you receive a letter indicating that your application for, or your renewal of, your passport has been denied? Denials can occur if you owe child support. The Florida Department […]
Read moreImagine that your 15-year-old child expressed a clear desire to live only with you because of chronic low-level tension with your co-parent. You may think that presenting the child’s wishes […]
Read moreAn “Emergency Room” for Your Marriage Your spouse has done the unthinkable by uttering the word “divorce.” At this moment, you need the equivalent of an Emergency Room for your […]
Read moreYou realized that your marriage has become “irretrievably broken” once you realized that that you and your spouse drifted apart. The loneliness can be palpable, but so is the awareness […]
Read moreHurricane season is a reality in Florida, and it should be a reality in your timesharing agreement too, especially since September is one of the most active months in Florida’s […]
Read moreWhat Do I Do? Before your brain entertains a parade of nightmares, let’s slow down and get grounded in helpful realities: Remember, you have rights. Any governmental agency that is […]
Read moreWe describe ourselves as a fathers’ rights firm, but that doesn’t mean that we are “anti mom.” Quite the opposite. As a fathers’ rights firm, we advocate for a child’s […]
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You have visited two different law offices, explained your facts truthfully each time…and walked out empty-handed. Now what? Two different lawyers rejected your case. You’re not feeling optimistic about your […]
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You have visited two different law offices, explained your facts truthfully each time…and walked out empty-handed. Now what? Two different lawyers rejected your case. You’re not feeling optimistic about your […]
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You have visited two different law offices, explained your facts truthfully each time…and walked out empty-handed. Now what? Two different lawyers rejected your case. You’re not feeling optimistic about your […]
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You have visited two different law offices, explained your facts truthfully each time…and walked out empty-handed. Now what? Two different lawyers rejected your case. You’re not feeling optimistic about your […]
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You tried to save your marriage for each other and for the children, but ultimately you learned that the best approach is to part ways. As you file for dissolution of marriage, […]
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You’ve made it through the family court system, received a final judgment in your case…and you’re not happy. The resulting order is not the decision that you wanted. As far […]
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You’re at a point in your divorce case where the court is deciding your timesharing arrangement. The judge has decided to appoint a psychologist to conduct a custody evaluation. But why is […]
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You have decided to proceed with a divorce. Now you are facing determinations about alimony and child support, which are governed by the Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure, specifically Rule 12.285’s […]
Read moreIf you own your own business, or otherwise work as an independent contractor, consider a prenuptial (or postnuptial) agreement as simply part of basic financial planning for your business. What […]
Read moreWhen you appear before opposing counsel and the judge or general magistrate, you should be composed, calm and competent to complete your virtual court proceeding successfully. The day of your […]
Read moreMoving on from divorce and into a new relationship is sign of healing and reason for celebration. It is also a reason for caution and for applying hard lessons learned […]
Read morePrenuptial agreements are signed before the wedding ceremony and are executed upon marriage. These legal contracts decide financial issues that would be addressed in the event of divorce or the […]
Read morePlease see Part One of the series, Divorce and Men’s Health, in the DADvocacy™ Law Firm’s blog. At the DADvocacy™ Law Firm, we take the “informed consent” approach to divorce: […]
Read moreYour divorce has been finalized, and you’ve moved on from that time in your life. Your new relationship is making you think positively about the future. More specifically, you’re now […]
Read moreIt’s your hearing before the judge or general magistrate. That means it’s game day! Remember that Zoom offers what no physical courtroom can: a window into your home and your […]
Read moreHow would you dress for your day in a courtroom where you sit before the judge and the opposing party? You would wear a clean, pressed suit in good condition […]
Read moreThe day of your Zoom hearing is NOT the day to learn whether or not you have enough technological knowledge to complete your virtual court proceeding successfully. The virtual nature […]
Read moreWhen you’re preparing to go to court, your goal is to make a good impression, which includes your appearance and the way you conduct yourself. In fact, your good impression […]
Read moreDivorce lawyers usually tell clients that the process will be hard, but few will really give you a sobering look at the post-divorce fallout, which includes the impact on your […]
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