What is the Significance in the Orlando, Florida Area That Governor DeSantis Vetoed the Alimony Bill?
The fact that Governor DeSantis vetoed the Alimony Bill is significant in the Orlando, Florida area because the Court still applies the factors in Florida Statute 61.08 to determine Alimony. Further, there is still permanent Alimony. The Court still ...
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What Do You Need to Do to Obtain an Injunction for Protection Against Domestic Violence in the Orlando, Florida Area?
To obtain an Injunction for Protection Against Domestic Violence in the Orlando, Florida area, you must show that the Petitioner (victim) had an objectively reasonable fear that the Petitioner was in danger of imminent violence. To obtain an injuncti...
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Can You Remove Your Ex from Mortgage in the Orlando, Florida Area?
There was an interesting article in the Orlando Sentinel/Section 4/Saturday June 18, 2022, titled “Homeowner wishes to remove ex from mortgage”. The article was written by Ilyce Glink and Samuel J. Tanking-Tribune Content Agency. This is ...
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What is Necessary for a Baker Act, an Involuntary Placement in the Orlando, Florida Area
Under section 394.467, Florida Statute (2020), also known as Baker Act, the State must present clear and convincing evidence of statutory criteria before a person may be involuntarily placed for treatment. The criteria for involuntary placement unde...
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Florida Alimony Bill in Limbo
People who are going through a divorce case in the Orlando, Florida area and throughout the State of Florida who are requesting alimony or who will have to pay alimony are in limbo over whether the Alimony Bill will pass. What will Governor DeSantis...
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What is the Significance of Pass-Through Income from a S Corporation in an Orlando, Florida Area Divorce Case?
Undistributed pass-through income that has been retained by a corporation for corporate purposes does not constitute income within the meaning of Florida Statutes chapter 61 on Dissolution of Marriage, Support and Time-Sharing. Specifically, undistri...
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