Can You Modify or Dissolve an Injunction?
Pursuant to 741.40(6)(c), Florida Statute (2022), the terms of the injunction shall remain in effect until modified or dissolved. Modifying or Dissolving an Injunction Either party may move at any time to modify or dissolve the injunction. Because p...
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Update on Prejudgment Contempt Orders
This blog deals with appeals. It deals with non-final orders. It deals with Contempt in Dissolution of Marriage, it discusses how Prejudgment contempt orders are appealable non-final orders only if the ordered sanction falls within subsections of Rul...
Read MoreWhen Can a Prenuptial Be Useful?
You are contemplating marriage. However, you want to make sure all the assets that you have worked very hard for during your lifetime are protected. You want to make sure the inheritance for your children from a first marriage are preserved. A prenup...
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Partition of Marital Home in an Orlando, Florida Divorce
Can you partition the home prior to entry of the final judgment of dissolution of marriage? Partition of property held as tenants by the entireties is not permitted prior to entry of final judgment dissolving the marriage of the owners. Florida law d...
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Things to Do When Your Loved One Passes in the Orlando, Florida Area
Your loved one has passed in the Orlando, Florida area. You may be distraught. You are emotionally drained. However, you know there are things that must be done. What do you need to do? Obtain Death Certificates You need to handle all arrangements fo...
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What is Needed to Modify Alimony?
In order to modify alimony you must show a substantial change in circumstances since the entry of the final judgment of dissolution of marriage, that the change was not contemplated at the time of the final judgment of dissolution of marriage, and th...
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