Monthly Archives: August 2026
Due Process in Family Law Cases
Disputes regarding child custody and support are usually very emotional. To ensure that justice is served when dealing with such sensitive issues, the legal system is guided by strict procedural requirements. In this article, we’ll discuss a Florida family law case that deals with due process and how it plays out in Florida courts…. Read More »
Division of Appreciated Nonmarital Assets in Florida Divorce Cases
The allocation of property is one of the most contentious areas in Florida divorces. Even though some property is classified as marital property that is eligible for equitable distribution, other forms of property may be considered non-marital property owned by one spouse prior to the marriage. It can become confusing when non-marital property appreciates… Read More »
Temporary Alimony and Florida Divorce Proceedings
Temporary alimony can be among the most controversial aspects of Florida divorce proceedings. During the course of a divorce, there might be an obligation imposed on one spouse to pay temporary alimony to the other so that one party’s stability might be maintained until a final ruling. It can often be challenging to determine… Read More »
Unequal Distribution of Marital Assets in Florida Divorce Cases
Many folks assume that the property acquired during their marriage will be equally distributed to both parties in the event of a divorce. Although equitable distribution is practiced in Florida, it does not imply that the marital assets will be shared 50/50. The courts have the power to allocate more than half of the… Read More »
Modifying Alimony After a Change in Circumstances
Your duty to pay alimony does not remain constant for an indefinite period of time. In cases where there is drastic change in the financial status of one party involved, the court can reconsider any existing alimony orders to establish whether they need to be modified. In this article, we’ll discuss a notable appellate… Read More »
Relocation Disputes and the Best Interests of the Child
One of the most contentious issues facing family courts is when one parent wants to move away with their minor children, thus potentially depriving the other parent of access to their children. If one parent intends to relocate more than 50 miles away from where they were, the courts need to weigh the relocation… Read More »