Monthly Archives: April 2026
Uneven Distribution of the Marital Estate
In most Florida divorces, the court has to make an equitable distribution of the couple’s property or the marital estate. This means that the distribution has to be fair but not necessarily equal. Most people think that the marital estate is split in half every time. In most cases, it is, but in many… Read More »
Florida Family Law Case Addresses Child Relocation
Relocation cases tend to be emotionally charged. One parent stands to lose access to the child if the other parent moves. The timesharing schedule needs to be completely rewritten, and the move will impact the child’s status quo. In Florida, there is a particular statute that deals with relocation cases, and the courts must… Read More »
Florida Court Addresses Contested Alimony Award
One of the most contested issues in Florida divorce cases is the award of alimony to one of the spouses. Even if both parties have agreed that the marriage is no longer working, they may have differing opinions on the awarding of support, the amount of support, and the type of alimony. The Florida… Read More »
Contested Child Custody Modifications in Florida
Child custody cases are some of the toughest and emotionally charged cases that Florida family courts have to decide. In situations where parents cannot reach an agreement regarding a parenting plan or timesharing, it is up to the court to decide what is best for the child. However, even after a custody decision is… Read More »
