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
Paying or Receiving Child Support From The Florida Disbursement Unit
If you are getting ready to start paying, or receiving child support payments, there is a good chance you will have to start working with the Florida State Disbursement Unit (FLSDU). The Disbursement Unit is a state run organization that provides a ... Read More » about Paying or Receiving Child Support From The Florida Disbursement Unit
If You Move, You May Need To Change Your Address With The Court
If you move and you have a family law case in Florida, even if it is closed, you may need to update the court with your latest address. If your case is open and you have an attorney, your attorney’s address is used for court notification. However, if ... Read More » about If You Move, You May Need To Change Your Address With The Court
Don’t Make The Wrong Choices During Open Enrollment
Now is the time of the year many employers have, or soon will have, open enrollment. This is a time employees get to change health and welfare benefits for the new year which often includes medical, dental, vision and life insurance choices. If you ... Read More » about Don’t Make The Wrong Choices During Open Enrollment
Paternity – Correcting The Legal Presumption Of The Father
Imagine a story like this... we met two years ago. We were both married to other people, but we fell madly in love with each other. We left our spouses and moved in together. During that time the woman became pregnant and had a child. The woman ... Read More » about Paternity – Correcting The Legal Presumption Of The Father