Monthly Archives: May 2026
Flexibility in Parenting Plans
Parenting plans are among the most essential elements in family law disputes concerning the welfare of a minor child. The parenting plan provides details about how both parents would divide time and duties after a divorce. Typically, any modification of the parenting plan involves proving a material change of circumstances and evidence that the… Read More »
When Court Orders Conflict
Florida family courts have wide latitude in formulating parenting plans and timesharing schedules. Nevertheless, the exercise of such latitude should not contradict other rulings. In the case we’re about to review, the court made conflicting rulings, and the case made its way to the appeals court. Background of the case In this case, the… Read More »
Florida Court Addresses Retirement Benefits During Divorce
One issue that is often misunderstood is whether or not retirement benefits are divisible in a divorce. In other words, is your spouse entitled to your retirement benefits? The answer is yes, retirement benefits are part of the marital estate, and as such, they can be awarded to the other spouse in accordance with… Read More »
Understanding Appellate Review in Florida Divorce Cases
Florida divorce decrees frequently contain several complicated factors, such as equitable distribution, spousal support, and financial determinations. Although trial courts have been granted considerable latitude in addressing these concerns, their rulings are required to satisfy the relevant statutes and be based on proper evidence. Should they fail to meet this standard, the appellate courts… Read More »