Monthly Archives: July 2026
When Biology Isn’t Enough: Contested Paternity in Florida Case Law
In family law cases in Florida, the determination of paternity is not always based on a simple DNA test. In these cases, the law must be concerned foremost with the stability of the child. In this article, we’re going to discuss a contested paternity case in Florida that exemplifies how family court judges reach… Read More »
Contested Alimony Awards in Florida: Appealing an Alimony Award
One of the most contentious aspects of a Florida divorce case is the matter of alimony. The courts have to make a decision based on two main factors: whether or not a spouse has a need for support and whether or not the other spouse has the ability to pay. Even though trial courts… Read More »
Uneven Division of Marital Assets in Florida Divorce: Understanding Equitable Distribution
In Florida divorces, the law provides for a distribution of assets and debts that is known as “equitable distribution.” Even though the law provides for an unequal distribution of assets and debts in a divorce, the starting presumption is that those assets and debts should be divided evenly. When a judge decides to deviate… Read More »