Losing contact with your grandchildren can be painful and stressful for the grandparents. After any event such as death, divorce, or other family changes, parents usually decide to limit or stop visits. It usually makes grandparents think about whether a parent can legally prevent them from seeing their grandchild. In Florida law, the term “grandparent”…
Whenever a Florida family law case involves children, child support is usually a part of the case. Florida law depends on the idea that both parents should financially support their child wherever needed. Most parents get confused by Florida’s child support rules. These include financial affidavits, support guidelines, and income withholding orders. Child support in…
If you are involved in a child custody case in Florida, and your ex-partner accuses you of substance abuse, you are not alone. Claims about drug use are very common in family law cases. Sometimes they are even true, and other times they are made for a strategic reason. Here, you need to know that…
In Florida, parents are legally required to financially support their children. That is why child support is usually ordered after a divorce. Florida calculates child support using the Income Shares Model, which considers both parents’ incomes to determine the total support amount. Each parent is then responsible for a share of that amount depending on…