In any proceeding involving at least one minor child, Florida Statute 61.401 allows for the appointment of a Guardian Ad Litem a.k.a. "GA...

Pursuant to Florida Statute 61.08, Alimony or Spousal Support has been broken down into 4 specific categories (1) Bridge The Gap (2) Reha...

Florida Statute 61.13001 defines "relocation" as a change in a parent's principal place of residence of at least 60 consecutive days and ...

There are many Florida divorce cases where a spouse is awarded permanent or "lifetime" alimony. Does lifetime alimony mean the person pa...

Prenuptial agreements are often beneficial to people who already have significant assets at the time they decide they want to get married...

Many people enter into a marriage already having a retirement account and, or, pension. The division of the assets and liabilities, incl...

The division of the assets and liabilities acquired during the marriage are governed by Florida Statute 61.075. As with most legal conce...

Florida is a no fault divorce state. In a nutshell this means that neither spouse has to prove bad behavior of the other spouse (such as...

Alimony in Florida is governed by Florida Statute 61.08. The goal of alimony is to provide financial support in cases where one spouse i...

Child support is calculated by applying the formula provided in Florida Statute 61.30. There may be exceptions based on the specific fact...

The Factors Dissolution of marriage actions where the parties have minor children in common requires the Court to reestablish a Parenting...

Once a child support order is entered the Court requires a change in circumstances that will result in the child support payment amount c...