Tampa, FL
Appeals Lawyer at Tampa, FL
Practice Areas: Appeals, Mediation
OUTCOME: held that husband's failure to provide a transcript or statment of the evidence or proceedings from the best available means precluded appellate review.
Wife Filed Petition for dissolution of marriage. The Circuit Court, Charlotte County, entered judgment of divorce with order awarding wife permanent periodic alimony.. Husband appealed.
OUTCOME: The DCA held that evidence supported finding that buisness was a marital assets, competent, substantial evidence supported the trial court's valuation of business at approximately $359,000, husband's insurance proceeds were assigned properly.
Spouse brought divorce action. The Circuit Court, Hillsborough County, entered judgment. Wife appealed and husband cross appealed.
OUTCOME: The District Court of Appeal held that alimony modification order failed to contain carefully crafted conditions necessary for prospective modifications.
In post-divorce proceedings, the Circuit Court, Hillsborough County, granted temporary reduction in former husband's monthly alimony to wife. Former husband appealed.
OUTCOME: The final judgment was reversed in part and the case was remanded to the trial court fro the entry of an amended time sharing schedule. In all other aspects the final judgment is affirmed.
The Mother argues that the final judgment is deficient and she request that the appellate court reverse and remand for the trial court to reconsider the entire time sharing plan.
OUTCOME: The DCA held the neither trial courts findings of need nor the amount of alimony constitued an abuse of discretion, award of permanent alimony addressing husband's ability to pay.
Wife Filed for dissolution of marriage. The Circuit Court for Pasco County, equitably distributed the assets and awarded wife permanent, periodic alimony for five years. Husband appealed, and wife cros ... s-appealed.
OUTCOME: The trial court is required to account income tax when calculating former wife's needs, the GM and circuit court were required to use most recent figures of wife's investments in calculating alimony obligations.
Following Appellate affirmance as modified, of final judgment of dissolution of marriage, former husband filed motion for modification of permanent periodic alimony payments. The Circuit Court, Hillsbo ... rough County, denied parties' exceptions to recommended order of general magistrate (gm), granted motion, and ratified recommended order. Former wife appealed, and former husband cross appealed.
OUTCOME: the DCA heal that the trial court erred when basing its decision soly on biology rather than the best interest of the child.
Wife filed a petition for dissolution of marriage. The Circuit Court Hillsborough County, granted wife summary judgment and "delegitimized" child. Husband appealed.
OUTCOME: The DCA judge held that mother suffered irreperable harm as result of order such that certiorari relief was warrented.
Mother filed motion to compel discovery in child support action. The circuit Court, Pinellas County, entered order denying mother's motion.
OUTCOME: The District Court of Appeal, held that allocation of uncovered medical, vision, and dental expenses for minor children should have been in same percentage as child support obligation.
Action for divorce. the Circuit Court, Hillsborough County, Caroline J. Tesche, J., entered final judgment of dissolution, and husband appealed.
OUTCOME: The Appellate Court reversed the final judgment and remanded the case for consideration on the relocation issue.
Divorce proceedings were commenced. The Circuit Court, Leon County, dissolved parties marriage and ordered mother to return to state with child. The mother appealed.
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