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When and Why Can Alimony Be Modified?
When going through a divorce, monetary payments that make up child and spousal support are calculated pursuant to a very specific algorithm contained within the Florida Statutes. There is always a consideration of child support for the custodial parent, and sometimes spousal support payments (alimony) to the former spouse. The calculation of alimony is… Read More »
Understanding Florida Domestic Violence Laws
Domestic violence hotlines across the nation receive a massive 20,000 calls per day according to studies. While domestic violence is against the law in Florida, the nature of the crime makes it hard to tell if an accusation of abuse is legitimate or not. False accusations are relatively common, and frequently arise when the… Read More »
What You Need to Know About Florida Bail Bonds
Overview When a person gets arrested and placed in jail, one of the first things they (and often times friends and family) must immediately focus on, is how to get out of jail as quickly as possible. Generally, before a person can get out of jail, they must have a bond granted, usually by… Read More »
My Ex Isn’t Following Custody Orders – What Can I Do?
This isn’t an uncommon issue, unfortunately. One of the biggest issues that Florida courts see is disputes regarding time sharing. Some of the most common issues that arise when it comes to child custody include the following: Your ex is regularly picking up and returning the child later than the court ordered time. Your… Read More »
Fleeing Law Enforcement Officers in Florida
Fleeing the law is not an uncommon sight in Florida. In fact, earlier in September, a Florida based man was caught in the act of trying to flee law enforcement officers in a golf cart. A cart was stolen from the Palm City gas station by four people, all of whom fled the scene… Read More »
Factors Determining Child Support Payments in Florida
In Florida, paying child support is not an option if minor children are involved in a divorce. Child support is meant to pay the essential needs of a child such as food, shelter, utilities, and more. The parent with primary residential custody is typically the parent awarded child support, which leaves the paying parent… Read More »
Can the Police Just Take My Mobile Phone?
Your mobile device contains an immense amount of personal information. This information may include photos, call and text logs, bank information, and more. All of this information can provide a lot of information about us, and if it falls into the wrong hands it could get us into a lot of trouble. If you… Read More »
What Happens If I Fail to Pay Court Ordered Child Support?
Child support are payments the court orders that the noncustodial parent pays. The money is then assigned to assist the custodial parent with the costs of bringing up the child. If a noncustodial parent neglects or fails to make payments, then each state has laws directing how child support orders will be enforced. Florida’s… Read More »
How to Choose a Criminal Defense Attorney in Florida
When you are accused of a wrongdoing, the first thing you need to do is to search for a reputable Orlando criminal defense attorney. Regardless of whether or not you have actually committed a criminal offense, getting an experienced legal advisor can help increase the likelihood of a favorable outcome for your case. Being… Read More »
Selling Drugs to Minors in a School Zones
Selling drugs to minors is a serious offense. In Florida, drug charges carry severe penalties with them, and charges related to selling controlled substances to minors carry enhanced penalties. In an effort to decrease the incidents of drug sales to minors, the Florida Legislature has created designated zones where sale or possession of drugs… Read More »
