We will begin with the governing statute, section 741.30, Florida Statutes, which authorizes circuit courts to issue an Injunction for Protection Against Domestic Violence when a petitioner proves victimization or reasonable cause to believe that he or she is in imminent danger of becoming a...
Child custody during military deployment Florida is governed by a specialized legal framework designed to protect both the child’s stability and the rights of servicemember parents. Military service frequently requires relocation, extended travel, and overseas deployment, which can complicate existing parenting plans and timesharing schedules....
Qualify for Divorce in Florida There are two topics that you should discuss with your prospective Florida attorney at the beginning of your divorce consultation in order to determine if you qualifications for filing for divorce in Florida. The first topic that you should discuss is which...
Net Income for Child Support in Florida is the foundational calculation that determines how much a parent will pay or receive under Florida’s statutory child support guidelines. In Miami-Dade County and throughout the State of Florida, courts must strictly apply section 61.30, Florida Statutes, to...
The question of who files first in a Florida divorce is a common concern among spouses considering dissolution of marriage. Many individuals assume that the spouse who files the divorce petition first gains a decisive legal advantage. In reality, Florida family law does not automatically...
Income Deduction Orders If you are currently going through a Florida divorce and are supposed to receive child support and/or alimony - you should be aware of Income Deduction Orders. Put simply, it is an order issued by a judge through which the parent who is...
How long does a divorce take in Florida is one of the most common questions asked by individuals considering the dissolution of marriage. The timeline for divorce proceedings in Florida varies depending on several factors, including statutory requirements, court procedures, whether the case is contested...
Many couples ask whether it is possible to waive alimony in Florida through a prenuptial agreement, postnuptial agreement, or marital settlement agreement. Under Florida law, spouses generally have the freedom to contract regarding financial rights within marriage, including the ability to waive spousal support. However,...
Psychological evaluation in Florida child custody cases are governed by strict statutory and procedural rules designed to balance parental privacy with the court’s duty to protect the best interests of children. In Miami family law courts and throughout Florida, judges may order psychological examinations when...