Monthly Archives: April 2026
What Happens When You’re Served With Family Law Papers in Florida
Being handed legal paperwork can be disturbing. It can get even more distressing if it’s for divorce, custody, or support-related issues. The truth is, being served simply acknowledges the filing of legal action and gives you the opportunity to respond. This is the way in which Florida courts inform you of the filing of… Read More »
Contested Prenuptial Agreements in Florida: What Florida Courts Look For
Prenuptial agreements are often used in Florida to establish rights and obligations in case of a divorce. While these agreements are generally upheld, they are reviewed with great scrutiny by the Florida courts when one party contests them. A case from Florida’s Second District Court of Appeals shows how issues of financial disclosure and… Read More »
Attorney’s Fees in Florida Divorce Cases: Can I Be Forced to Pay My Spouse’s Legal Fees?
Attorney fees are often one of the largest issues of contention in Florida divorce cases. Chapter 61 of the Florida Statutes gives the courts the ability to order one spouse to pay some or all of the other spouse’s legal fees to make sure that both parties have relatively equal access to representation. One… Read More »