Domestic Violence Defined in the Orlando, Florida Area
There was an excellent article in the Family Law Commentator, Issue 1, 2023, by Leo Vera, Esquire, and Kristina Lawrence, Esquire. In the article, they state that, according to the United States Department of Justice, Domestic Violence is defined as ...
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Why Should You See a Financial Planner or CPA at the Beginning of Your Orlando, Florida Divorce?
You are getting divorced in the Orlando, Florida area. It is important to speak with your current CPA and/or Financial Planner regarding the divorce. If you do not have a current CPA or Financial Planner, then you should speak to and meet with one. T...
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Can the Issuance of an Injunction Be Restricted in the Orlando, Florida Area if It Exceeds That Which is Allowed by the First Amendment to the United States Constitution by Imposing a Prior Restraint on Protected Speech?
Injunctions which prevent communication to an individual can be permissible under the First Amendment. However, those enjoining communications about an individual are generally unlawful prior restraints. This distinction is consistent with the distin...
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The Difference and Similarities Between a PrenuptialĀ Agreement and a Postnuptial Agreement in the Orlando, Florida
There are many differences and similarities between a Prenuptial Agreement and a Postnuptial Agreement in the Orlando, Florida area. A Prenuptial Agreement is discussed in Florida Statute 61.079. A Premarital agreement means an agreement between pros...
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The Uncooperative and Unreasonable Opposing Party in an Orlando, Florida Marital and Family Law CaseĀ
What happens if you have a spouse or opposing party in an Orlando Florida Marital and Family Law case who will not agree to anything? They battle with you on every issue and fight you all the way. They are unreasonable and difficult. Even when you tr...
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Tribulations and Expenses of a Marital and Family Law Trial in the Orlando, Florida Area
Marital and Family Law in the Orlando, Florida area encompasses Dissolution of Marriage (more commonly called Divorce), Paternity, Timesharing and Parenting Plan (also called Custody), Child Support, Alimony and Modification of all of the above-menti...
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