If you need to modify a parenting plan in Florida, you must meet a strict legal standard under section 61.13, Florida Statutes. Florida courts do not allow parents to casually modify a parenting plan simply because circumstances feel different. Instead, the parent seeking to modify...
Understanding a Miami Child Relocation Appeal A Miami child relocation appeal is one of the most complex and high-stakes proceedings in Florida family law. When a judge in Miami-Dade County grants or denies a parent’s request to relocate with a child under section 61.13001, Florida Statutes,...
The consequences of not making child support payments in Florida can escalate quickly and severely. From automatic arrears and interest to wage garnishment, license suspension, passport denial, tax refund intercepts, contempt of court, and even incarceration, the consequences of not making child support payments are...
If you are researching how to challenge the validity of a prenuptial agreement in Florida, you are likely facing a divorce and questioning whether the agreement you signed before marriage is truly enforceable. In Miami and throughout Florida, prenuptial agreements are common in high-asset marriages,...
After a divorce, determining which parent is eligible to claim the child tax credit can become a point of confusion and sometimes conflict. For parents in Miami preparing for or going through a divorce, it is essential to understand that federal law (not Florida courts)...
The Three Most Common Legal Issues That Arise From Divorce (and How to Address Them) Divorce is more than the end of a relationship - it’s the legal restructuring of your life. In Florida, especially in major urban centers like Miami, divorces can be legally intricate...
Thinking about divorce in Florida? This Florida Divorce Guide outlines the seven essential steps you need to take to prepare for the process, protect your assets, and secure your future. Whether you are in Miami-Dade County, Broward County or elsewhere in the state, understanding Florida...
Introduction When couples divorce in Florida, determining how to classify assets and debts is crucial. A major issue is distinguishing between non-marital property and marital property. Florida courts follow specific rules under Florida Statute § 61.075, but complications arise when assets are commingled or transmuted. If...
How Do Prenuptial Agreements Affect Child Support? In Miami and throughout Florida, couples often sign prenuptial agreements to define financial responsibilities during and after marriage. A key concern is how prenuptial agreements affect child support. While Florida law prohibits parents from waiving a child's right to...