Longwood, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Longwood, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Child Custody ... +5 more
Alimony is addressed in Section 61.08, Florida Statutes (see link below). Although the statute mentions 8 factors; the need alimony and the...
Naturally, you to consult with an experienced family law attorney in your area. Although adultery does not play as large of a part in dissolution...
The cost/benefit analysis would require knowing specifically what you are planning to serve upon him. If you are simply trying to have him held in...
It is difficult for a parent when a child does not want to visit the other parent. However, as parents, our role is to foster and cultivate the...
In a dissolution of marriage case in Florida, there is a presumption that equitable distribution of asset and debts will be equal unless there is a...
Child support in Florida is determined by your net monthly income as defined by §61.30(2), Fla. Stat. (2015). This includes income from any and all...
It does not sound like you have any rights. You mentioned "indefinite temporary custody (volunteered from both parents )." That's not an...
It would be one of twenty factors that the trial court would consider. Here is the applicable portion of the statute: I've attached the entire...
It sounds as if you have obligations in two different states. Florida is not going to cut you any slack on child support arrearages. Because you...
These are very good questions to ask your boyfriend. These are his responsibilities. However, your questions, while well-founded, are beyond the...
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