12.285 - Florida "Mandatory Disclosure" - Text of RuleFLORIDA FAMILY LAW RULE OF PROCEDURE RULE 12.285. MANDATORY DISCLOSURE (a) Application. (1) Scope. This rule applies to all proceedings...
Important Changes to Florida AlimonyWhat is the Change? Commencing January 1, 2019, alimony in Florida is no longer subject to tax-deductibility. What does this mean?...
4 Things to Know About Parenting PlansA Parenting Plan is a document that establishes each parent's rights and responsibilities regarding their child. While relatively recent...
Communicating With a Difficult Co-ParentCommunicating with a difficult co-parent can be stressful. Make sure you are using programs to allow for the easy introduction of evidence
How Travel Expenses for Timesharing are DividedWhat happens if you and the other parent live far away from one another and airplane travel is necessary for timesharing? Typically the...
Crazy Co-Parenting - SolutionsI have been a huge fan of this product since I first learned about it in 2012. First created in 2001, I did not become aware of this...
The Problem With Attorney/Lawyer Ratings in Family LawA quick google of my name will bring up some horrible reviews. A total of 3. I have represented over 1,500 in the near 14 years I have...
How Does Florida Determine Child Support?Child Support is calculated in Florida based upon a specific formula. The formula, established in Florida Statute 61.30, establishes a...
Managing Client ExpectationsIt is important to make sure that your client is always clearly aware of the likelihood of the outcomes that are being pursued. ...