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NEW FLORIDA ALIMONY & PATERNITY LAWS Governor DeSantis signed into law SB 1416 on June 30th 2023. The changes to Florida law brought about by passing SB 1416 went into effect today, July 1, 2023. The purpose of this blog is to summarize some of the biggest changes under the new Florida law. SB 1416 … Read more
Did you know that, under Florida law, it may be possible to modify or even terminate your alimony payments under certain conditions? For many Floridians who have experienced divorce, alimony payments are a routine part of life. The court-ordered provision, aimed at providing financial support to the lesser-earning spouse after the dissolution of marriage, can … Read more
Establishing paternity in Florida can be complicated. This is especially true if the mother and father were not married when the child was born. If you are a father going through a divorce or were never married to your child’s mother, Pinellas Family Lawyer can help you establish paternity and understand your rights as a … Read more
Whether you and your spouse have chosen uncontested divorce or will decide on custody issues in court, Pinellas Family Lawyer can help. When it comes to child custody, there are various types of arrangements a couple can make. You may have heard the terms, but you may not fully understand the differences until you’re in … Read more
While each situation is unique, an individual will undergo five distinct phases during a divorce. When a couple gets married, they vow to love and care for each other for the rest of their lives. Most people enter marriage only after giving much thought and consideration to the matter. Therefore, when one or both of … Read more
Relocating after separating is not uncommon. However, getting a divorce when spouses no longer live in the same state makes it more complicated. Going through a divorce is almost always a complicated process. There are often many challenging hurdles to overcome. In some circumstances, a couple has separated and moved their separate ways but hasn’t … Read more