The Florida Supreme Court suspended the need to have many (but not all) Florida Family Law Forms which are required to be notarized or signed in the presence of a clerk during. Instead of a notarization, a party may include a statement before the ... Read More » about An Alternative To Notarizing Family Law Documents During COVID-19
Ninth Judicial Circuit Issues Amended Emergency Family Law Temporary Order
The Ninth Judicial Circuit (Orange and Osceola counties) has issued an Amended Emergency Temporary Standing Administrative Order 2020-07-01 signed March 27th 2020. The order addresses urgent family law matters arising from the COVID-19 / coronavirus ... Read More » about Ninth Judicial Circuit Issues Amended Emergency Family Law Temporary Order
Virtual Parenting Time During An Emergency
We are facing a time like no other with the Coronavirus looming over us. I have received many calls recently asking me if the COVID-19 outbreak will have any effect on their time-sharing with their children. From a legal perspective most ... Read More » about Virtual Parenting Time During An Emergency
Seminole County Drops Requirement For LIVE Parenting Course
Seminole County has dropped the requirement that parents filing new actions in family law cases such as divorce and paternity, to take parenting course live (instead of online or other method). The parenting course is still required in Seminole ... Read More » about Seminole County Drops Requirement For LIVE Parenting Course
Important Votes You May Not Have Considered (Yet)
It’s election time and we’re flooded with endless news coverage, TV advertisements, bulk mail, robo calls and emails all supporting various candidates and ideas. All of it can be overwhelming and exhausting. However, please don’t allow the massive ... Read More » about Important Votes You May Not Have Considered (Yet)
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