Tampa Family Law Helpful Videos

Tampa Bay Family Law Topics & Videos Divorcing in Tampa Bay, Florida If you want to learn more about divorcing in Tampa Bay, we offer focused insight and general informational videos on a variety of divorce and marital law topics including: Prenuptial Agreements Contested Divorce Uncontested Divorce Florida Statutes in 2023 & Florida Family Law [...]

2023-12-12T23:43:10+00:00December 12th, 2023|Family Law Attorneys Tampa FL|0 Comments

Changes to Florida Family Law 2023

There have been recent changes to Florida Family Law that may effect your future or present divorce or family law case. We address these new laws briefly below. If you have questions or concerns about how the new  child custody and alimony laws may affect you, please contact Tampa Family Law Attorneys , Nilo J [...]

Enforcement of Family Law Court Orders in Tampa Bay

Enforcement of Final Judgements Tampa Family Law Florida law enables the court to provide an array of legal remedies for non-compliance of family law orders. Both civil and criminal contempt may be possible should a party be found not to be in compliance with the court's order. Reach out to our law firm if you [...]

2023-06-06T21:50:47+00:00June 6th, 2023|Family Law Attorneys Tampa FL|1 Comment

Florida Contested Divorce Process & PEACE

How Contested Divorces are Settled  in Tampa Bay Florida Law governs what must be settled in a contested divorce in Florida. It may not seem like much until you get to the negotiating table. It is there that even uncontested divorces sometimes become contested, and where couples who were initially "amicable" become less than cooperative [...]

Proof of Dissipation of Assets in a Tampa Bay Divorce

Proof of Dissipation of Assets in a Tampa Bay Divorce If you're divorcing or considering divorce in Tampa Bay, you may be concerned about your spouse hiding marital assets or otherwise spending recklessly. Under Florida law, wasteful dissipation of assets refers to unjustified wasting of marital assets through unreasonable spending, gambling, gifts, unnecessary borrowing or [...]

2022-11-22T16:10:17+00:00November 22nd, 2022|Tampa divorce|0 Comments

Alimony & Getting Your Divorce Settlement Right the First Time

Florida Alimony Reform and Your Divorce Settlement If you've been contemplating a divorce in Tampa Bay but you were waiting to see if the alimony laws in Florida would pass, wait no more. Read: FAQ Florida Alimony 2023 It has been several years now that Florida alimony reform groups sought to eliminate permanent alimony on [...]

Parenting Plans & Florida Law

Parenting Plans and Florida Law Florida Statutes require that parents of minor children who are divorcing or who are unmarried and seeking to establish legal paternity agree to a parenting plan. Parenting plans are meant to lay out the specifics of timesharing and parental responsibilities. A well written parenting plan can and should include a [...]

2023-07-27T21:19:14+00:00March 18th, 2022|child custody|0 Comments

Tampa Sports Divorce Attorneys

Sports Divorce Attorneys on Celebrity & High Net Worth Tampa Bay is ground zero for many professional athletes, so when a divorce ensues, it is important that they hire an established, experienced sports divorce attorney. Divorce Attorneys who represent celebrity, high profile and high net worth clients must have extensive experience in Florida Divorce & [...]

2022-01-28T21:29:14+00:00January 28th, 2022|Tampa divorce|0 Comments

Non-Payment of Court Ordered Spousal Support

Non Payment of Court Ordered Spousal Support In Florida, alimony or spousal support has been a contentious topic for some time now. Both men and women can be ordered to pay alimony, and women who are ordered to pay their ex-husband alimony, is consistently on the rise. The amount, type and duration of spousal support [...]

Property Division & the Marital Home in Florida Divorces

Property Division & the Marital Home If you're divorcing or anticipating a divorce in Tampa Bay, equitable distribution particularly in regards to the marital home may be of concern to you.  Many divorcing couples assume that there will be an equal (equitable 50/50 split) of property, including the marital home. This is generally true,  [...]