Monthly Archives: February 28, 2017

Breaking News in Grandparents’ Rights in Florida

See Lediux-Nottingham v Downs, 42 FLW S195 (Feb.16, 2017), wherein the Supreme Court of Florida ruled: Foreign judgments-Full Faith and credit-Child custody-VISITATION BY GRANDPARENTS-Colorado order providing for grandpare...

Should I Sign That Orlando, Florida Area Prenup?

Should I sign that Orlando prenuptial agreement?  The answer is probably no. You should see an attorney to help you negotiate the agreement so that is fair to you. Most likely the wealthy spouse had the prenu...

Dealing With Divorce in the Orlando, Florida Area

Orlando divorce in general can be stressful.  It is usually a difficult period in one's life. How can you deal with this dilemma with dignity and less stress?  Here are some pointers to do that regarding an Orlando, Flo...

How Will The Alimony Bill In The Florida Legislature Affect Your Orlando, Florida Divorce?

THERE ARE CURRENTLY ALIMONY BILLS IN THE FLORIDA LEGISLATURE. There are 2 separate bills in the Florida legislature regarding abolishing permanent alimony.  They are:

• HB 283 (sponsored by Representative Burton) and
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Pets No Longer Just Property in Alaskan Divorce Cases

According to an article in the Orlando Sentinel Sunday January 29, 2017, paper entitled "Pets no longer just property in Alaskan divorce cases BY KARRIN BRULLIARD The Washington Post, pets are now akin to children in an Alaskan divorce. Alaska is the first state to treat your beloved pet as more tha...

Ensuring the Enforceability of Prenuptial Agreements

Senator Jeff Brandes Files Bill On Parenting Time Plans

• February 8, 2017
• By: ontarget
• Blog, Family Law
• Comments are off

What does the bill in the legislature on Parenting Time Plans means if it passes? How would it affect an Orlando, Florida paternity case?  How would it save the parents time and money?  The answers to these questions are...

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