Monthly Archives: March 2026
Domestic Violence Injunctions in Florida: Appellate Limits on Trial Court Discretion
Injunctions to protect against domestic violence in Florida are very significant legal instruments that limit contact with someone, limit access to their property, and have serious criminal consequences if violated. Due to their significance, Florida courts require strict compliance with legal standards before they grant injunctions to protect someone against domestic violence. A recent… Read More »
Contested Alimony in Florida: Why Accurate Income Findings Matter
Alimony remains one of the most disputed aspects of divorce cases through the State of Florida. Even though the law has restricted the types of alimony, trial courts must make specific findings on the need for support and the other spouse’s ability to pay. The Second District Court of Appeal recently decided a divorce… Read More »
How Domestic Violence Allegations Affect Custody Decisions in Florida: Lessons from Collins v. Collins
When parents separate or divorce, one of the most difficult issues they face is determining how their children will divide their time between the two households. That challenge becomes even more complex when one parent raises allegations of domestic violence. A Florida case called Collins v. Collins shows just how seriously courts must take… Read More »