Can I Move Out of State With My Child?
F.S. Chapter 63.13003 Parental Relocation with child deals with this topic. You are allowed to move within 50 miles of your current address. If you move 50 miles or more, you need to follow the following steps: Relocation by Agreement. If the other p...
Read MoreWhat Is the UCCJEA?
UCCJEA stands for Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction & Enforcement Act. The act makes sure that a case involving the custody of a child is filed in the proper jurisdiction. It prevents a person who did not like a ruling in one case from filing t...
Read MoreWhat Is a Marital Settlement Agreement?
A Marital Settlement Agreement is a legal document wherein you include all your assets and debts; all children’s issues; child support; time sharing; parental responsibility; all real property; all businesses; and all personal property of the parties...
Read MoreGrandparents Visitation in Florida
Grandparents have limited rights to visitation in Florida. There are a few circumstances where Grandparents have visitation rights. They are as follows: If there is a current dependency case under Florida Statute Chapter 39. Under Florida Statute Cha...
Read MoreWhat Is a Financial Affidavit?
Regarding Marital and Family law cases, a financial affidavit is a document that show your gross income, net income, monthly expenses, assets, debts, and whether you have a surplus or deficit at the end of the month. It is required that you file a fi...
Read MoreUpdate on Alimony and Time Share Bill
Synopsis of SB 668 from article in Orlando Sentinel BY DARA KAM The News Service of Florida. Here is the latest. The Florida Senate approved an alimony overhaul that would establish formulas for alimony payments. It also includes a provision dealing ...
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