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
So what does the current COVID-19 pandemic mean for Florida courts? For the time being, it means most court proceedings will be held remotely with attorneys and clients appearing telephonically and submitting evidence electronically. No jury trials will be conducted, and no mass-motion calendar hearings will occur for issues regarding child-support and simplified divorces. I will do my best to update this page as more information becomes available. Stay calm, stay safe, and do your part to protect those most vulnerable during this time.
It crept up on me, but I guess I’m busy now. Halfway through my first year of starting my own law practice, and I would never have imagined how quickly I would have gotten this busy. I have mostly stopped blogging and producing content for my website, pinellasfamilylawyer.com, because my time is being spent doing … Read more
Before becoming an attorney, I always felt like I needed to have every answer to every possible question before I could charge a client for my advice on a topic. But, the fact is that’s just not possible.
This year, giving up TV and focusing on opening a new practice jump started my transition from couch potato to workaholic. I was being more productive, I had more energy, I just felt better…until I didn’t.
Week 1 of 2019:
Online marketing is key in today’s environment. This is evidenced by the sheer number of SEO companies in existence. I was able to consult with an SEO expert this week and he gave me some great tips on how to let customers find your business on the internet.
