Monthly Archives: August 2026
How Florida Courts Handle Parents Who Undermine Co-Parenting
Parental disagreements regarding divorce and custody issues often lead to strained relations that can persist for years following the separation. The courts of Florida advocate for parents who want their children to have healthy interactions with their co-parents. If one of the parents stands in the way of this, it is likely that the… Read More »
Florida Appeals Court Reverses Domestic Violence Injunction
Domestic violence injunctions aim to ensure safety from actual dangers of violence or abuse. Nonetheless, the Florida court system obligates those who petition the court for an injunction to provide enough evidence to justify issuing the order. One example of this is the case we’re about to review. Background of the case This is… Read More »
Can You Lose Your Inheritance During a Florida Divorce?
In many Florida divorces, it is not uncommon for one party to be the recipient of an inheritance, which can take the form of cash or property from parents or other relatives. According to Florida law, inheritances fall under the category of nonmarital properties and are usually protected from division in a divorce. However,… Read More »
What Must a Parent Prove to Relocate a Child in Florida?
Cases that involve the removal of children are among the most emotional of all Florida family law matters. This is especially true in cases where one parent decides to move outside of Florida. This decision to relocate may have an enormous impact on the other parent’s time-sharing arrangements. Whether the move will be in… Read More »
