Florida Family Law Blog
The Consequences Of Not Paying Child Support In Melbourne, Florida
This is the next post in my series on the handling of unpaid child support in Melbourne, Florida. My last article provided an overview of topics which I will be discussing and stressed the need to contact an attorney rather than trying to take matters into your own...
Dealing With Non-Payment Of Child Support In Melbourne & Brevard County, Florida
This posts begins a new series on how Brevard County Courts deal with parents who do not pay their child support. I have decided to write on this topic due to the fact that many parents are often under a misunderstanding as to their rights or obligations in such...
Series Recap – Unmarried Melbourne Parents and Florida Child Custody Law
This is the final post in my series addressing the rights of unmarried parents in Brevard County, Florida and what they may expect during a child custody dispute. I began this series because while many couples know that child custody issues will be worked out in a...
How Florida Relocation Law Impacts Melbourne, Florida Child Custody Disputes
This is the next post in my series addressing unmarried parents in Melbourne, Florida who are going through a child custody dispute. My last post explained how child support is calculated in the state of Florida. In this article I will explain how a Court determines...
How Florida Child Support is Calculated for Unmarried Brevard County Parents
This is the next post in my series in which I am addressing how Florida family law applies to parents who share a child but have never been married. My last post explained how Brevard County fathers can protect their custodial rights and visitation. In this post I...
How Brevard County Fathers Can Protect Their Child Custody Rights in a Time Share Dispute
This is the next post in my series addressing Florida’s child custody laws and how they apply to parents who have never been married. My last post explained the importance of formally establishing paternity for both mothers and fathers. If parentage was not...