Family Law

When a Florida married couple decides to go their separate ways, they have to work out an agreement for co-parenting. Child custody can be a complex issue, especially if the two spouses in question do not agree on what is best for their children. Things can get messy...

When a Florida parent files for divorce, a decision-making process is activated, especially regarding his or her children. Child custody proceedings can be complex and highly stressful. If the co-parent in question is not cooperative or is somehow trying to gain the...

Most Florida spouses would agree that marriage can be difficult. In fact, some might say they would rather file for divorce than stay in an unhappy relationship. For those who are parents, however, divorce often prompts complicated child custody issues that can be...

Most Florida family court judges agree that children fare best in divorce when they have ample time with both parents and when parents keep their best interests in mind. Child custody issues are adult matters. In fact, parents are wise to limit the details of their...

You might not be married to your baby’s mother. That could affect your visitation or custody rights in Florida. Unmarried fathers must establish paternity if they want parental rights. Florida law is clear. The mother is the main guardian of their child. The father...