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Studies show children with involved fathers have an advantage compared to children with distant relationships with their dads. Whether the relationship is biological, adopted, or unmarried consummated devotion these factors play a critical role in establishing the father’s paternity. Fathers have been fighting for neutral custody of their children for years. Still today, paternity in […]

When a couple goes through a divorce in Orlando, the court requires the non-custodial parent to pay child support. Florida has specific statutory guidelines to calculate the amount of support that has to be paid. Shared custody or joint custody are issues that can be a determining factor in how much support a parent will

When spouses have come to the conclusion that their marriage just isn’t worth saving anymore, their only option may be divorce. Unfortunately, it’s all too common for the situation between two people once very much in love who vowed to share their lives to become ugly. However, even if there seems to be an amicable

Child custody and child support issues are often singularly looked at as a legal issue. While the legalities are important and an Orlando divorce attorney will play a major role in the divorce’s terms, there are also some things parents should be doing on their own to make child custody work for both parents and

When divorce happens in a family with children, it is essential to promptly handle the matter of legal custody. In most cases, a family law attorney needs to be involved in this process. The divorced couple is then tasked with modifying the parenting plan. Disagreement Between The Ex-Spouses/Parents Oftentimes, one ex-spouse is fighting the other for

Who exactly is a child’s guardian? A guardian of a child is someone who has the legal rights and responsibilities over that child. While parents are automatically provided with these rights, there are certain instances where parents are unable to take care of a child. In these situations, the guardian would need to take charge.

Running two separate homes is far more difficult than running one. This typically means that there is overall less money to go around after a divorce happens. After a divorce, the courts normally order spousal support to help the more financially unable spouse retain a similar standard of living as compared to the lifestyle experienced

Anyone who has suffered from abuse knows that abuse comes in different forms. These kinds of abuse can be either emotional or physical. Abuse can also be somewhere in between. An example would be two spouses in a heated argument where one spouse takes away the phone so the victim can’t call 911. Other cases

The laws in the United States entitle all children under the age of 18 to be financially supported by both parents. If a single parent fails to make court-ordered child support payments there are numerous options available for that money to be collected from both parents. When a marriage ends in divorce, both parents typically