The issue of child relocation after divorce arises frequently in family law disputes throughout the state, particularly in major metropolitan areas such as Miami. Florida law imposes strict statutory requirements on any parent who seeks to relocate with a child when that relocation would significantly...
During divorce proceedings, some couples may choose to hire a neutral third party soon after the divorce is filed in order to act as a divorce mediator. This mediator meets with both spouses and their respective attorneys and attempts to help the two of you...
A lot can change in a year that may ultimately affect how you do your taxes. From buying a new house to having a new baby, there are many new things that can come into your life or happen to you in a matter of...
Dating during divorce in Florida is a common question among spouses who are separating but whose marriage has not yet been legally dissolved. Even though Florida is a no fault divorce state, dating during divorce in Florida can still create serious legal consequences related to...
Social media evidence has become one of the most important forms of modern digital evidence in family law litigation. In divorce and custody disputes throughout Miami and across Florida, posts on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and X frequently become central exhibits in...
Can a child choose which parent to live with in Florida? It is one of the most frequently searched and misunderstood issues in Florida family law. Parents involved in divorce or paternity litigation often believe that once a child reaches a certain age the child...
A restraining order during divorce Florida proceedings is one of the most urgent and legally significant remedies available in Florida family law. When a marriage breaks down and allegations of violence, threats, harassment, or stalking arise, courts in Miami and throughout Florida have the authority...
Speaking negatively about a co-parent in Florida custody cases can have serious legal consequences. Florida courts evaluating parenting plans and time sharing arrangements focus heavily on whether each parent encourages a healthy relationship between the child and the other parent. Under Florida law, parents are...
A Case Management Conference in family law proceedings is a critical procedural mechanism designed to move dissolution, paternity, modification, and other domestic relations cases efficiently toward resolution. In Miami-Dade County and throughout Florida, courts rely on the Case Management Conference under Florida Family Law Rule...