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Your final judgment of dissolution will determine how things play out after you are divorced. But circumstances change. Issues related to your financial situation are dynamic. Children grow older and their needs change. You switch jobs. Your income changes. This can directly affect child support and alimony payments. One spouse may have to relocate. Visitation schedules change. It may be…
Prior to 2008, the term “custody” was often used to decide which parent would have decision-making power over the child. Today, Florida operates under a different doctrine. Prior, Florida operated under the “tender years doctrine” which favored the mother in child custody arrangements. Today, the court uses the “best interests of the child doctrine” to decide issues related to custody…
Several new laws have been passed recently that shift the playing field for fathers. Today, unwed fathers in Florida automatically have parental rights over their children. This is a shift from the past when the Florida courts would automatically assign custody and responsibility rights to mothers. Decisions related to paternity have significant implications for parents and children. If you are…
A couple can divorce for a variety of reasons. By being aware of four of the most common reasons, it is easy to take actions that can prevent a divorce, or to affirm one’s decision to obtain a divorce. What Is A Divorce? A divorce is, in its simplest form, the legal dissolution of a marriage. Someone who obtains a…
A divorce can lead to a spouse’s finances being damaged. But, by being aware of the best ways one can protect their finances during a Florida divorce, it is much easier for a spouse to ensure that their finances remain strong and secure. What Are The Best Ways You Can Protect Your Financial Interests During A Florida Divorce? While going…
A formerly-married individual can change their name after obtaining a divorce. But, just because someone can change their name after a divorce, doesn’t always mean that they should. What Is A Name Change Within The State Of Florida? A name change, within the state of Florida, is when an individual changes their first name, middle name, or last name. Some…
Many spouses choose to request a divorce due to an adulterous act committed by their spouse. Being aware of whether or not this act is grounds for divorce can, and will, assist one in obtaining a divorce. Does Adultery Serve As Grounds For Divorce In Tampa? The simple answer to this question is “Yes.” But, at the same time, “No”…
A spouse may act in a completely different manner while in the courtroom then when outside of the courtroom. When this is the case, it can be tempting to record one’s spouse and their interactions. Even though the act of recording one’s spouse can be tempting, there’s one question that must be asked: is recording one’s spouse a legal action?…
Every divorce is a little different. And, as such, there is no single amount of time that defines the length of a Florida divorce. Even though the above is true, it is also true that there are certain lengths of time that happen to be common, among the different types of divorce within Florida. By being aware of the different…
On June 30th, of 2023. SB 1416 was signed into law. The new law overhauls Florida’s alimony system, introducing new restrictions and limitations that can, and will, affect those who receive alimony or are set to receive alimony. By being aware of the restrictions and limitations SB 1416 creates, a spouse who is set to receive/receives alimony can make decisions…