Tampa, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Tampa, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +2 more
Collaborative divorce is a growing area of family law where the parties agree from the beginning that they want to resolve their disputes privately, respectfully, and without fighting in court. This...
See Full GuideThere has been a growing recognition over the past few decades that courtroom divorce, an adversarial process that pits husband against wife, is a dreadful and harmful method to resolve family disputes...
See Full GuideThe Florida family law system is seeing more gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender parents fight for custody of their children. Whether as part of a divorce, paternity, or other child custody case, t...
See Full GuideWhen a judge orders a spouse to pay permanent periodic alimony, he or she may feel resigned to a lifetime of indebtedness to the one person he or she is trying to forget about. Its that word, permanent...
See Full GuideIn commemoration of the role that the social networking site played in the recent upheaval in Egypt,a man has named his newborn baby girl Facebook. According to a translation byTechCrunch.com, the fol...
See Full GuideIts human nature to want to avoid unpleasant experiences. Thats why there are so many cavities and income tax extension requests. However, one thing that people should not avoid is paying court-ordere...
See Full GuideUnder certain circumstances, spouses may jointly file for divorce in Florida and schedule their case for a final hearing within thirty days or less. Pursuant to Florida Family Law Rule of Procedure 12....
See Full GuidePermanent Periodic Alimony This type of alimony is regularly ordered for long-term marriages, defined as lasting for 17 years or more. However, it may be awarded in (i) medium-term marriages (7-16 y...
See Full GuideAs a family law attorney, I often get asked whether a divorced parent, or a parent in the process of getting a divorce, may move to a new location with his or her child. Unfortunately, as with most leg...
See Full Guide1 The Florida legislature recently enacted laws that abolished the concept of “primary” and “secondary” child custody as well as “visitation.” The court system was overwhelmed with parents who were ...
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