News

We Celebrate The Legacy and Ongoing Significance of Black History Month…

Black History Month stands as a testament to the enduring spirit, remarkable achievements, and invaluable contributions of African Americans throughout U.S. history. This annual observance, held each February, invites us to reflect on the struggles, triumphs, and cultural richness that have shaped the African American experience. From its humble beginnings as a week-long celebration to […]

We Celebrate The Legacy and Ongoing Significance of Black History Month… Read More »

What is Mandatory Disclosure and do I have to Comply?

Florida Family Law Rule 12.285 requires all parties involved in Florida divorce, paternity, modification and child support cases to comply with Mandatory Disclosure. Mandatory Disclosure can be an overwhelming process but is a huge part of the discovery process of a case. Petitioners have 45 days from the date the Respondent is served to provide the

What is Mandatory Disclosure and do I have to Comply? Read More »

No Job, No Child Support?

Child support in Florida is calculated using several factors and, in many cases, unemployment does not automatically mean that a parent gets a free pass from their child support obligations. Child Support Guidelines not only calculate the monthly child support obligation but dictate the overall share of support for each parent. Pay check stubs, medical

No Job, No Child Support? Read More »

Why Am I Paying More in Child Support Than My Brother Who Earns a Similar Salary?

This is a common question we are asked almost on a weekly basis. The quickest answer is that the financial situation for each family or individual is different. Even the smallest difference can be a game changer. Calculating child support can be complex and encompasses various factors including income, specific deductions, expenses and the number of overnights

Why Am I Paying More in Child Support Than My Brother Who Earns a Similar Salary? Read More »

Paying Child Support and Executing Time-Sharing During the Covid-19 Pandemic

The most recent child support statistics come from the “Custodial Mothers and Fathers and Their Child Support” report done in 2015. This report states that in 2015, 33.7 billion dollars was owed with only 60% of those funds received by custodial mothers and fathers. The COVID-19 pandemic has brought financial strain on millions of Americans

Paying Child Support and Executing Time-Sharing During the Covid-19 Pandemic Read More »