Monthly Archives: October 2021
What To Do If Your Spouse Violates A Domestic Violence Injunction?
Millions of married individuals across the United States become victims of domestic violence on a daily basis. Florida law allows spouses to seek a temporary injunction or a restraining order when their spouse poses a threat of harm. While a domestic violence injunction is supposed to protect one spouse from the threat of harm… Read More »
Can You Contest Service Of Process In Florida?
Service of process is a crucial component of filing for divorce in Florida. In fact, service of process is required even when filing for child custody or modifying an existing court order. Essentially, service of process refers to serving the Respondent (the party responding to the petition) with a copy of the petition. After… Read More »
When Do Florida Courts Award Sole Custody?
When marriages involving minor children end, the parties must address several issues regarding their children. One of them is making a parenting and visitation schedule. While Florida courts prefer to divide custody and parental responsibilities in an equal manner, there are situations in which a court may award sole custody to one of the… Read More »
How To Prepare For A Deposition In A Florida Divorce
If you learned that your spouse’s divorce lawyer wants to take your deposition, you might be confused about what happens next and how you can prepare for the disposition. It is critical to seek the legal counsel of a knowledgeable divorce attorney to help you prepare for a deposition in your divorce proceedings. The… Read More »
