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
Although many divorces are settled amicably through negotiation and mediation, there are instances where court intervention is essential to safeguard your rights. Even the most amicable separations often involve complex issues. Ensuring your rights are protected throughout the divorce process is paramount. For residents in Pinellas County and throughout Florida, understanding when to consider taking … Read more
For more information or to schedule a consultation, contact Pinellas Family Lawyer today. Our team is dedicated to helping you achieve a smooth and cost-effective divorce. Divorce is a challenging life event, but opting for an uncontested divorce can significantly ease the financial burden. In Florida, uncontested divorces offer several financial benefits to help both … Read more
For personalized assistance and more information on alimony and other family law matters, contact a Pinellas Family Lawyer today. Alimony, also known as spousal support, can be a critical component in divorce proceedings, ensuring that the lower-earning spouse can maintain a similar standard of living post-divorce. However, not everyone is eligible for alimony. Understanding the … Read more
As said before, paralegals know the cases in and out. We get the phone calls and chase the information. I knew paralegals were involved but I didn’t know just how much information we need from clients. Family law requires clients to divulge a lot of personal information considering the context of the case.