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Blog Post - EP #3: The Good Dad Act: Redefining Fatherhood and Child Custody Laws with Dr. Bernard Jennings As the world ushers in a new era of legal reforms concerning family law, one particular piece of legislation stands out...

The new law requires the Court to evaluate all of the factors outlined in Section 61.13(3), Florida Statutes, and to make written findings of fact when modifying or creating a timesharing schedule. Most significantly, the new law creates a rebuttable...

Divorce is often perceived as a battleground where spouses engage in emotional and financial warfare, leaving scars that can last a lifetime. However, there's a more compassionate and constructive alternative – collaborative divorce. In this blog, we'll delve into the...

Divorce can present challenges for you to overcome even after it has been finalized. It would be easy to say that when your divorce papers have been signed that everything gets simpler. But that’s not reasonable. Your job, relationships, and...

There are a significant number of situations that warrant—or prevent—a modification to alimony payments. Alimony is spousal support—payments made to a former spouse. Florida will not allow alimony to result in the payee (person receiving alimony) having more income than...

There are common threads seen through most divorce cases: child timesharing arrangements, spousal support (alimony), and distribution of marital assets. Even the most straightforward divorced is a nuanced challenge to all parties involved—and this is why it is highly recommended that...

Sometimes, it’s clear who the at-fault driver is. Someone runs a red light at a busy intersection and hits the driver who was going the speed limit and had the right-of-way. Accidents are usually more confusing. Each case is different....

Children have a right to maintain a meaningful relationship with both parents and to maintain frequent and continuing contact with both Mother and Father.  It goes without saying that they need to be shielded from their parents’ conflicts.  Most parents...

Chances are that you have fire insurance on your home. It would be unwise not to, wouldn’t it? You’re not expecting the house to ever be damaged by fire, but the insurance is there “just in case.” If it does...

In Florida, a property owner is assumed to be the party responsible for keeping the premises in a safe condition. Their duty of care to you, however, depends on the reason why you came onto the premises. For liability assessment...