Monthly Archives: September 2026
Modifying Child Support After a Job Loss in Florida
The sudden loss of employment can present immediate economic hardships, particularly if one has children and is obliged to make payments for their upkeep and maintenance. Losing employment does not necessarily mean that you can stop making child support payments; however, Florida law allows you to modify your child support obligation if your financial… Read More »
Can a Florida Parenting Plan Include Rules About Children’s Social Media and Screen Time?
Technology is now an integral part of everyday life. This is especially true for children who are growing up with technology we could only dream about when we were kids. Now, parents have to concern themselves with things like screen time and social media and whether or not they’re safe. If there is a… Read More »
When Does Cohabitation Justify Ending Alimony in Florida?
Life changes after divorce. Agreements that were put in place during the divorce can change. If you’re paying alimony to a former spouse, you may be wondering how to petition the court to reduce or terminate your alimony obligation. One argument you can raise is that your ex is in a “supportive relationship” with… Read More »
When Can an Adult Child Continue Receiving Support in Florida?
Many folks believe that once a child turns 18 years old, the requirement to pay child support automatically ends. In most cases, this is true; however, there are numerous exceptions under Florida law. It all depends on the situation that the child might be in. They may need financial support from one or both… Read More »