Florida Divorce Court Can't Bind Bankruptcy Court
Mon, Sep 11, 2023
A Florida Circuit Court order required one party in a divorce to pay the other's attorney's fees and further ruled that the fee award was not dischargeable in bankruptcy. In a recent ruling, the Third District Court of Appeals reversed that lower cou... Read More
FLORIDA’S ALIMONY REFORM BILL UPDATE 2023: VOLUSIA COUNTY FAMILY LAW NEWS
Wed, Aug 16, 2023
Rice Law Firm has been closely following the changes in the law this year on several areas of marital and family law, as shown from our previous blogs. As an update on the issue of alimony in the state of Florida, the ‘Alimony Reform Bill’ that passe... Read More
Serving Divorce Papers: What Residents of Volusia County Should Expect
Wed, Jul 26, 2023
Divorce, although common, is an often complicated and emotionally charged process. Understanding the intricacies involved, particularly when it comes to serving divorce papers, is critical. This comprehensive guide, designed for residents navigating ... Read More
2023 Time-Sharing Reform
Tue, Jul 18, 2023
The Governor has signed a bill into law which creates a rebuttable presumption that equal time-sharing is in the best interest of the child, CS/HB 1301 - Parenting and Time-Sharing of Minor Children.
What does this mean? Read More
By MaryCatherine Crock
Handling High-Net-Worth Divorce: Insights from Daytona Beach Lawyers
Wed, Jul 12, 2023
Navigating the landscape of high-net-worth divorces can be an arduous journey, layered with complexities and intricate legal stipulations. At the Daytona Beach-based Rice Law Firm, our team of seasoned attorneys are well-versed in handling the unique... Read More
Choosing the Right Daytona Beach Divorce Lawyer for Your Case: An In-Depth Guide
Wed, Jul 05, 2023
When facing a significant life transition such as divorce, choosing the right Daytona Beach divorce lawyer is a critical initial step. This process, often fraught with emotions, demands the guidance of a skilled and experienced legal advisor to help ... Read More
Florida Legislature Passes ‘Greyson’s Law’
Wed, May 31, 2023
Both the Florida House and the Florida Senate this week passed in their respective chambers their versions of ‘Greyson’s Law’. This was approved with widespread support by the Florida Legislature in both the House and the Senate. Read More
2023 Alimony Reform: Changes on the Move
Fri, May 05, 2023
Florida legislators have approved significant reforms to Florida’s alimony law and SB 1416 will head to the Governor's desk for signature or veto. If the bill is approved by the Governor, it would have dramatic effects on the future of alimony awards... Read More
