Florida Statutes create the guidelines for establishing the child support obligations from one parent to the other, but what happens if the obligated parent doesn’t use their allotted time-sharing? Florida Statute Chapter 61 establishes the ramifications for those who are ordered to pay child support but don’t use their allotted time-sharing with the child/ren. Essentially, […]
Florida Statutes create the guidelines for requesting emergent relief from the Court with regard to the emergency pick up of a minor child from the other parent. However, qualifying circumstances are extremely limited. An emergency motion for pick up is required to be verified by the filing party. This means that it must be sworn […]
Florida Statutes create the guidelines for establishing parenting plans within the best interests of the child/ren. However, there are provisions that can accommodate what the statute fails to address and assist parties moving forward. An example of that type of provision is how to manage the decision making that comes with your child’s after school […]
Florida Statutes create the guidelines for establishing parenting plans within the best interests of the child/ren. However, there are some frequent provisions that can be put in place that arent always spelled out within the statute. An example of that type of provision is the right of first refusal. The right of first refusal is […]
The Florida Family Law Rules of Procedure establish the guidelines and rules for the discovery process in any family law matter. The rules include what may or may not need to be disclosed, what remedies one can seek for discovery violations or protective orders, and some other niche issues which may come about in a […]
