Plantation Family Law

11/12/2021

There are laws in place to make sure that parents meet their support obligations, regardless of where they move throughout the county. Those laws are guided by the Uniform Interstate Family Support Act.

Child support jurisdiction gets complicated when one parent moves to another state. Here are answers to some of the most common questions.

04/14/2021

Alimony is one of the most contested factors in a divorce case. Understanding the rules and processes of alimony in Florida is necessary for protecting your financial wellbeing.

04/13/2021

Understanding child support in Florida can be complex. We'll help you receive the support you need to care for your child.

04/09/2021

An uncontested divorce is the simplest type of divorce in Florida. The process is quick and costs less than traditional divorces. Here’s how to file an uncontested divorce in Florida.

04/07/2021

Getting served with divorce papers is a stressful event that can leave many people feeling unsure. Here’s what to do if you’re served with divorce papers in Florida.

04/05/2021

Here are the rules and processes for a modification to help you successfully modify your child support order in Florida.

04/02/2021

If you’re being abused by a spouse or partner, a restraining order will help keep you safe. Here’s how to get a restraining order in Florida.

03/29/2021

Contested divorces in Florida require significant time and money. Here’s how to file a contested divorce in Florida along with an overview of the process.

03/26/2021

Dividing property and assets is one of the most contested aspects of a divorce. Here’s what to know about marital vs non-marital assets in Florida.

03/25/2021

Determination of the best interests of the child shall be made by evaluating all of the factors affecting the welfare and interests of your child. See the list of factors and learn everything you need to know about child custody in Florida.

03/23/2021

Alimony modification in Florida is possible as long as one ex-spouse experiences a substantial change in circumstances. Understanding alimony and what constitutes grounds for modification can help you receive the amount of alimony you deserve or pay your spouse a fair amount.