Monthly Archives: August 2023
What Are The Recent Changes To Child Custody And Timesharing In Florida?
July 1st of every year is the date that numerous laws go into effect in Florida, after having been passed by the legislature and signed by the governor. This year, there were a few bills in the area of family law that may affect your interests. House Bill 1301 (HB 1301) includes several provisions… Read More »
Do Parents Have To Testify In A Florida Child Custody Hearing?
If you are involved in a Florida divorce case or other legal matter involving child custody, the idea of going to court can be overwhelming and intimidating. However, it may be necessary in certain proceedings. The Florida child custody statute focuses on the child’s best interests for disputes, and the concept covers much more… Read More »
What Steps Do I Take To Prove Paternity In Florida?
Paternity in Florida is tied to marriage, as a child born to married parents is presumed to be the offspring of both spouses. When a woman is unmarried, the father is not legally recognized and must prove paternity. There is a process for doing so under laws on determination of parentage, which is a… Read More »
How Do Florida Divorce Laws Apply To Timeshares?
Timeshares are an attractive option when you are looking to enjoy the benefits of a vacation home without the headaches that come with owning property in a distant place. Data from the American Resort Development Association (ARDA) reveals the popularity of timeshare property, indicating that 9.9 million US households own weeks, points, or related… Read More »