Tampa, FL
Family Lawyer at Tampa, FL
Practice Areas: Family, Securities & Investment Fraud ... +6 more
Investors who have been taken advantage of by professionals who have advised them in how to invest their monies do have ways to recoup their losses. The primary way is through a FINRA arbitration acti...
See Full GuideIn general, spouses that are on deployment end up leaving their children with the other spouse while they are on deployment. The exception would be if the other spouse is deemed to be an unfit parent,...
See Full GuideMaybe. Historically, alimony only ended if the recipient spouse took up with another individual if they actually got married. About 7 or 8 years ago, the Florida statutes were changed to introduce the...
See Full GuideIn mid 2015, the Florida Supreme Court spoke and fully recognized same sex marriages throughout the United States of America. As such, Florida also is required, as of mid 2015, to honor same sex marri...
See Full GuideFlorida does not recognize common law marriage. Common law marriage is where two people live together as if they were married, but they never actually legally obtained a marriage license. As such, the...
See Full GuideFINRA arbitration does allow for multiple claim incidents in one case, but only in very limited circumstances. Typically, husbands and wives together, bring an arbitration action. Sometimes, they brin...
See Full GuideIn general stock brokers do owe duties to their clients under two different types of law. One type is referred to as a fiduciary duty, which applies in certain circumstances. The other is to act prude...
See Full GuideIn general, a married couple does not have to live apart in order to get a divorce in Florida. Sometimes, when there is an argument about who will leave the home, a judge does step in and orders one p...
See Full GuideThe desires of the child might have some impact on the decision of where of a child shall reside. First of all, the desires of a child could well affect how the parties reach an agreement on where the...
See Full GuideIn general, in Florida, grandparents do not have rights of custody and visitation to minor children. Those rights are reserved exclusively to the parents of the children. As such, if a grandparent is...
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