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Florida Divorce Law: What Happens if A Parent Wants To Move Away With the Children

By admin on February 14, 2011

A Florida divorce law court will contemplate various issues; however, the heart of the Florida divorce law court’s decision will be to decide what is in the best interest of the child. The guardian applying for the relocation has the burden of verifying that the relocation is in the best interest of the child.

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Florida Divorce Law: The Discovery Process

By admin on January 10, 2011

Discovery is the process of reviewing and receiving documentation pertinent to the divorce from the opposing party. Often, significant time is spent by the Tampa divorce attorney reviewing documents that have little or no impact on the divorce to avoid the risk of overlooking something of significant importance.

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Florida Family Law: Child Relocation

By admin on January 6, 2011

If the primary parent wishes to relocate with the minor child to a new residence, which is 50 miles or more away from the current residence the relocating parent must get consent from the other parent or from a Florida family law court.The parent requesting the relocation has the burden of proving that the relocation is in the best interest of the child.

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Florida Divorce Law: Child Support Guidelines

By admin on December 22, 2010

Florida Family Law courts will typically defer to the Florida Child Support Guidelines when determining how much child support is required from each parent. The guidelines outline how much child support will be required by each parent based on the net income and amount of children involved. A Florida Family Law court will presume the Florida Child Support Guidelines are correct; however, the court may deviate from the standards in certain situations.

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