Monthly Archives: May 2026
Florida Courts Consider Child’s Preference in Custody Case
Child custody disputes frequently involve a post-divorce situation where one party wants to change an existing custody agreement. The law in Florida will not readily grant a change in custody. The party seeking a change would have to prove that a significant change in circumstances has occurred, which will ultimately be beneficial for the… Read More »
When Courts Go Too Far: Enforcement Limits in Florida Parenting Plan Disputes
Family law disputes over parenting plans are some of the most frequent, as well as heated, matters handled by the Florida courts. When a parent does not obey an order from the court regarding a parenting plan, the other parent can have them brought before the court for contempt. Yet, courts are also required… Read More »
Can Retirement Justify Alimony Modification in Florida? A Look at Good Faith and Financial Reality
In most cases, alimony is usually determined upon divorce according to the economic situation of both spouses at the point of separation. However, what occurs when there are changes in the financial status of one of the spouses, especially in the event of retirement? Can one spouse use retirement as the basis for cutting… Read More »
How Much Discretion Do Florida Divorce Judges Have? Understanding the Limits of Fairness in Property Division and Alimony
Trial courts in Florida divorces have to make tough calls on alimony and equitable distribution of property between the separating spouses. The decisions can affect the finances of the disputing parties for a long time to come. However, what authority does the court exercise while making such decisions? In this article, we’ll review a… Read More »
