Monthly Archives: July 2026
When Does Fear Justify a Domestic Violence Injunction in Florida?
Domestic violence injunctions are very potent legal devices that serve to protect people from physical abuse or threats thereof. It is important to realize, however, that the courts in Florida are not ready to grant a permanent injunction simply because there is tension between the couple, or even some form of emotional abuse. In… Read More »
How Florida Courts Address Parental Alienation and Co-Parenting Responsibilities
When a divorce or custody case arises, and one parent disrupts the connection between the child and the other parent, the case can become very complicated. The laws of Florida understand that it is always best for the child to have both parents have a positive relationship with the child, and when that relationship… Read More »
What Happens If a Spouse Wastes Marital Assets Before Divorce?
One of the more common claims that occur in Florida divorces is when one party accuses the other of wasting marital funds before the divorce. This includes instances where one spouse emptied a shared bank account, gambled away funds from the marital estate, spent money on affairs, or purposefully devalued marital property. In this… Read More »
Understanding Grandparent Visitation Rights in Florida
Grandparents have an important role to play in the upbringing of children. They also become very significant in families that experience problems, such as separation, divorce, and even the loss of the child’s parents. Nevertheless, according to the Florida Constitution, there is strict protection of parents’ rights to act in their child’s best interests…. Read More »
