Fort Myers, FL
Family Lawyer at Fort Myers, FL
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation ... +3 more
CHILD CUSTODY/TIMESHARING ATTORNEY FORT MYERS | FORT MYERS DIVORCE LAWYER Yes, yes, and yes. We highly encourage settling all matters at mediation because at mediation what you’re essentially doing is...
See Full GuideCHILD CUSTODY ATTORNEY FORT MYERS | FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY FORT MYERS No, it’s not. It’s not one of the factors listed in chapter 61.13, but chapter 61.13 does have a catch off phrase where the court can...
See Full GuideCHILD SUPPORT ATTORNEY FORT MYERS | FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY FORT MYERS Child support terminates automatically in Florida once the child turns 18. The only time where it is not terminated once a child turn...
See Full GuideFAMILY LAW ATTORNEY FORT MYERS | DIVORCE ATTORNEY FORT MYERS No, child support and alimony are not the same. Child support is your financial obligation to the child, And alimony is your financial obli...
See Full GuideDIVORCE ATTORNEY FORT MYERS | FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY FORT MYERS After all the filings have been done, then the pleadings will now be closed. Once pleading is closed, you have 45 days from the date of ser...
See Full GuideDIVORCE ATTORNEY FORT MYERS | FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY FORT MYERS/NAPLES The mediator’s role is to be a neutral third party, to make sure that communication is properly being facilitated and to help us rea...
See Full GuideFORT MYERS FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY | DIVORCE ATTORNEY FORT MYERS Mediation is typically scheduled for a 3-hour timeline. However, if you decide that it will take much longer than 3 hours, we can even have...
See Full GuideDIVORCE ATTORNEY FORT MYERS | FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY FORT MYERS It depends. Initially, both parties meet with the mediator. At that point in time, the parties’ attorneys make an opening statement to info...
See Full GuideDIVORCE ATTORNEY FORT MYERS | FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY FORT MYERS Yes, you can decide yourself how to divide your property and we encourage it. Because that would mean that you both are happy with the outc...
See Full GuideDIVORCE ATTORNEY FORT MYERS | FAMILY LAW ATTORNEY FORT MYERS Yes, you still have to pay support, in Florida, if the other parent is not allowing you to see the children. What you can do is, you can fi...
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