Fort Myers, FL
Family Lawyer at Fort Myers, FL
Practice Areas: Family, Divorce & Separation ... +3 more
Yes, an unmarried girl can get sole custody of her child in Florida. If the court finds that after following Chapter 61.13 and reviewing all of the elements there, that there is reason to grant sole c...
See Full GuideYes, an expungement can be denied in Florida if you have an adjudication in your background, if you have a juvenile adjudication or if you have an adult adjudication. An adjudication is where the cour...
See Full GuideYes, a person can limit their exposure to alimony by having a prenuptial agreement. They can do several things. They can eliminate it all together. They can establish it. They can modify it or they ca...
See Full GuideYes, they can. Even if your legal limit … Even if you are not above the legal limit of .28, you can still be guilty if that one drink made you impaired. Let’s say you had not had anything to eat the w...
See Full GuideYes, they can. It depends on whether or not it’s officially plead that there are some substance abuse issues or drug abuse issues going on with the other parent. It could be something as simple as a u...
See Full GuideYes, it can. DUI automatically carries at least a six-month driver’s license suspension. Depending on how many DUIs you had in your background, if you’ve had three within a 5-year or 10-year period, y...
See Full GuideNo, mothers are not. Florida has done away with any presumption that favors the mother against the father in child visitation or custody battle issues. One beautiful reason for it is because the court...
See Full GuideWhether or not, as long as the father meets the standards and meets the burden of proving that they should get sole custody, then the court will grant them sole custody with the child. Those factors a...
See Full GuideNot necessarily. One of the main factors that the court looks at, it’s what is in the best interest of the child? In determining such, the court looks at Florida statute 61.13 which spells out several...
See Full GuideNo, you will not be obligated to pay child support if your 18-year-old child takes time off from high school. There are two ways in which the court would still make you pay child support. Those two ex...
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