Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) in Florida
Introduction-Why is A Guardian ad Litem appointed? A Guardian ad Litem is appointed to represent the best interests of the child. The Guardian works with the parties on issues about…
Filing for Divorce in Florida with Property but no children
Estimated reading time: 4 minutes Introduction a pair of gold wedding rings, a judge's hammer on a wooden table background. family law In this post, I'm going to show you…
Guide to Florida Child Support eServices
Overview Florida has a site where you can sign up for child support. You can, check the status of your case Frequently asked questions Click on any of the question…
After Divorce-the Modification of Child Support
Introduction One and done? You got divorced, and the court ordered child support. No problem, right? That’s not always the case in a divorce. Sometimes you need to ask the…
Guide to a restraining order in Florida-repeat violence.
Welcome to my guide to a restraining order in Florida There are several types of restraining orders in Florida. You can get a injunction for repeat violence if the following…
Paternity in Florida
Introduction to Paternity To prove paternity in Florida, you will need to file a petition with the court to establish paternity. You will also ask for a time-sharing schedule and…
Temporary Custody by Extended Family
Introduction Relatives often take care of relatives who are minor children. In fact, as an divorce person I see relatives provide good care when its needed There is a legal…
Simplified Dissolution of Marriage in Florida: A Convenient Solution to Ending Your Marriage
Are you considering ending your marriage in Florida? If so, you'll be pleased to know that the state has a simpler solution called Simplified Dissolution of Marriage. It is faster…
How to divorce quickly
Legal Requirements for a Fast Divorce In Florida, you can divorce quickly if the following conditions are met. You and your spouse agree your marriage cannot be savedYou have no…
Four types of alimony in Florida
Overview There are four types of alimony in Florida: PermanentBridge the GapRehabilitativeTerm For a list of items, the court will look at when considering an alimony award click here. The…
