Tag Archives: Divorce

Pets Are Our Friends

In our family law practice, we are beginning to have many serious discussions regarding how the family pet will be handled when the dissolution judgment is entered. In one case, the party who felt betrayed at the end of the … Continue reading →

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Is it still cheaper to keep her? Alimony Reform in Florida

The phrase “it’s cheaper to keep her” is often a reference to permanent alimony. Many people in Florida, primarily men, face the possibility of paying a large portion of their income to their spouse for the rest of their lives, … Continue reading →

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Court Upholds Majority Timesharing for Father Due to Mother’s Past Behavior

The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals for Florida upheld a paternity action which granted majority timesharing for a Flagler County dad due to a culmination of factors relating to the mother of the child’s behavior. The Petitioner, Rachell Neuman, and … Continue reading →

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