Monthly Archives: July 2024
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Do Fathers Have the Same Rights as Mothers in Florida Custody Cases?
If you are a father and are going through a child custody or paternity case, you may wonder if you have any rights during the proceedings. The concern is natural. Historically, the family law courts in Florida did favor women in custody hearings. Fortunately, that is no longer the case and today, fathers have… Read More »
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What are the Steps in a Florida Paternity Action?
When two people are married and have a child in Florida, the courts presume that the man is the biological father. When two unwed people have a child together, this same presumption does not exist. In these instances, the father or mother can establish paternity to pursue time-sharing with the child, or to obtain… Read More »
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Can I Get Sole Custody of My Child in Florida?
In Florida separations and divorces, child custody is a very contentious issue. Ideally, children should never be brought into disputes between their parents but sadly, one parent or another often does involve children in their disagreements. For example, if one parent angers the other, the angered parent may prevent the other party from visiting… Read More »
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What Steps Should I Expect in a Contested Divorce in Florida?
A contested divorce is one in which the two parties cannot agree to all the different terms of the case. These issues may include property division, alimony, child support and timesharing. A contested divorce is much more complicated than an uncontested case. The steps involved are outlined below by our Tampa divorce attorney. Filing… Read More »