Individuals sometimes approach our firm after being “harassed” by someone, often times online, and are seeking information about their legal options, including the ability to obtain an injunction against the offending party. Similarly, because many injunction...
Florida divorce (or, dissolution of marriage) cases are grounded in equity; therefore, fairness and equitable principles generally apply. Many litigants wonder who will end up paying for the attorney’s fees, costs, and/or suit money that are incurred during a divorce....
Sometimes, individuals who are separated, and in need of help, still do not desire or are not ready for a divorce. Pursuant to Florida law, a spouse can seek an award of spousal support, or child support, without seeking a divorce. § 61.09, Florida Statute, provides:...
In today’s world, individuals and businesses routinely enter into contracts in the ordinary course of their lives and operations. The average person may not even carefully read lengthy and intimidating contractual provisions before signing same, let alone understand...
In Florida dissolution of marriage litigation, sometimes, due to an emergency or otherwise, there is an urgent need for one party to be awarded an asset at a preliminary stage without having to wait until a final hearing or trial. There are many instances in which...
Divorced or separated parents often desire to relocate, whether to seek new employment opportunities, to be closer to family, or for a number of other reasons. If a party desires to move more than 50 miles away from their principal residence, after the filing of a...
Update: Effective July 1, 2019, Florida official adopted the Uniform Interstate Depositions and Discovery Act, which is codified at Section 92.251, Fla. Stat. Adoption of the Act provides much needed simplification of the process for domesticating and enforcing...