Tampa, FL
Appeals Lawyer at Tampa, FL
Practice Areas: Appeals, Mediation
OUTCOME: Former Husband's petition for modification is denied, Former Wife's motion to enforce is granted
Former Husband filed a motion for modification of alimony obligations, and Former Wife filed cross- motion to enforce mediation agreement.
OUTCOME: Reversal of written visitation schedule entered by trial court was required, also parties must contibute equally to private school expenses of their children.
In action for dissolution of marriage, the Circuit Court, Hillsborough County, entered final judgment of dissolution. Wife appealed, and husband cross-appealed.
OUTCOME: The DCA held that it was error to include depleted marital assets in the distribution cheme bcaus eht ehusband liquidated personal retirement accounts during pendency.
Husband appealed from decision of the Circuit Court, Hillsborough County, distributing Property.
OUTCOME: DCA held that trial court abused its discretion in modifying custody without making any finding that custodial parent's actions constituted detriment to child.
Former Husband filed petition to domesticate foreign judgment and for modification of child custody. The Circuit Court, Hillsborough County, granted petition, and former wife appealed.
OUTCOME: The DCA held that the wife did not make irrevocable waiver of all modification of alimony in separation agreement.
Former Wife petitioned for modification of alimony. The Circuit Court, Hillsborough County, Daniel E. Gallagher, Senior Judge, denied petition. Wife appealed.
OUTCOME: The District Court of Appeal, held that award of $25,000 in temporary attorney fees to wife was not an abuse of discretion.
In a divorce action, wife requested $45,000 in temporary attorney's fees. The Circuit Court, Pinellas County, Jack R. St. Arnold, j., Awarded wife $25,000 in temporary attorney's fees. Husband appealed ... .
OUTCOME: the DCA held that there was a lack of substantial competent evidence to support trial court's finding that moving child's residence was in child's best interest.
Former wife filed petition to relocate child to another city in state. The circuit Court, Hillsborough County, granted petition. Former husband appealed.
OUTCOME: The DCA held that trial court erred by failing to address issue of outstanding temporary child support in final judgment.
Former Husband appealed final judgment of the Circuit Court, Hillsborough County, seeking review of issues involving minor child and child support.
OUTCOME: the DCA held that order granting wife $750 per month in perminant alimony was adequatly supported by trial court's consideration of statutory factors. also evidence supported use of wife's income figures for purposes of calculating alimony.
Action was brought for dissolution of marriage. the Circuit Court, Hillsborough County, dissolved marriage, divided estate, and awarded wife permanent alimony. Husband Appealed.
OUTCOME: The DCA held thatto adress best interst of the child factors was reversable, child was to remain in fathers temporary custody pending rehearing.
In response to petitions filed by mother who had relocated with infant to Indiana in both Indiana and Florida courts to establish paternity and seek support from father, father moved for immediate retu ... rn from Indiana and temporary custody of child. the Judicial District Court awarded temporary custody to the father. Mother appealed.
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