Family Law

Yes, child support is always modifiable under Florida law, provided that certain qualifying circumstances are met. Parents who are navigating through a divorce often worry about how the divorce will impact their children—both emotionally and financially. As to the...

Getting engaged is an exciting time in life. You and your fiancé look forward to a bright future together, and it is easy for you and your families to become wrapped up in planning the wedding and otherwise preparing for the next chapter of your lives together. There...

Chances are you’ve considered yourself to be your child’s father since day one. But if there isn’t a marriage that ties you and the mother of your child together, then you probably aren’t your child’s legal father in Florida. Many fathers have different reasons for...

You married someone who had their own business or substantial wealth, so you weren’t surprised when they asked for a prenuptial agreement. You thought the terms were fair, so you willingly signed it. Then, things changed. Maybe you started working for the family...

When it comes to getting divorced, remember that there is one thing that no amount of money in the world can replace -- your children.  You have two options when it comes to settling time-sharing in your divorce: Come to an agreement, or have a judge decide for you....

Boca Raton, FL - (May 21, 2018) attorneys joined many others in attendance at the AAML 40th Annual Institute Seminar May 3rd, 2018 through May 5th, 2018 at the Ritz-Carlton, Grande Lakes Hotel in Orlando. The seminar included topics on...

As published in the December 27, 2016 issue of Daily Business Review's Family Law section.We've just endured a contentious election. What's left to debate? In Florida, alimony -- specifically so-called permanent alimony -- likely will be a focus of discussion by state...