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In Florida, it is possible to modify certain terms of a divorce decree, but the process requires understanding the legal framework and meeting specific conditions. Life after divorce can bring unexpected changes, and sometimes, the terms agreed upon during an uncontested divorce no longer reflect your current reality. Whether it’s due to changes in income, … Read more
Whether you’re the potential payor or recipient, navigating Florida’s alimony laws requires careful consideration and expert guidance. Regarding divorce in Florida, few topics are as contentious and complex as alimony. At Pinellas Family Lawyer, we’ve seen firsthand how misunderstandings and missteps in alimony calculations can lead to frustration, financial strain, and prolonged legal battles. Calculating … Read more
At Pinellas Family Lawyer, we understand the importance of this standard and how it impacts custody cases in our state. When it comes to child custody cases in Florida, the courts prioritize one key principle above all else: the best interest of the child. This standard is the guiding force behind custody decisions, ensuring that … Read more
If you’re a man facing divorce, contact a Pinellas Family Lawyer for a consultation. Our experienced team can provide the guidance and support you need. Divorce can be a challenging and emotionally draining experience for anyone, but men often face unique challenges during this process. If you’re a man going through a divorce, it’s crucial … Read more
Establishing paternity legally recognizes a father’s relationship with his child and confers essential rights and responsibilities. Florida law outlines specific paternity rights and duties for fathers. These include the right to seek custody or visitation and responsibilities such as child support. Establishing legal paternity is crucial for enforcing these rights and obligations. Whether you’re a … Read more
HB 521 becomes effective today, July 1, 2024. The new Florida law makes some important changes to how equitable distribution is handled in a Florida divorce. The first change HB 521 made was the addition of the following language to Florida Statute 61.075(5)(d) describing what must be considered by the court to justify an interim … Read more