Author: Brian
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Navigating Florida Family Law: Key Takeaways from Recent Cases
At Fell Law Group, we know that family law can be complex and emotionally charged. Staying informed about recent legal developments can help you navigate your case with confidence. Below, we break down three recent Florida appellate decisions that impact family law matters, from foreign divorces to judicial conduct and child support disputes. Carrasco v.… Read more
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Navigating Divorce in Florida: Key Lessons from Recent Cases
Divorce can be a complex and emotionally charged process, especially when it involves property division, financial disputes, or parenting decisions. Recent Florida appellate court decisions offer valuable insights into how courts handle these issues. Here’s what you need to know: Equitable Distribution: A Fair but Not Always Equal Split In Reed v. Reed, the court… Read more
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It’s Valentine’s Day – Let’s Talk About Divorce and Child Custody!
At Fell Law Group, we stay on top of the latest Florida family law decisions to help you navigate your divorce or custody case with confidence. Two recent appellate court rulings—Silva v. Claffey and Justice v. Guerrero-Justice—shed light on critical issues in equitable distribution and child custody jurisdiction. Here’s what you need to know. Valuation… Read more
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Paternity, Pensions, and Private Judges!
At Fell Law Group, we’re dedicated to staying on top of the latest legal developments to better serve our clients navigating family law matters in Florida. Several recent appellate decisions shed light on critical issues, from child custody to equitable distribution and guardianships. Here’s what you need to know: Campana v. Trabold In this case,… Read more
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What do Michael Flynn, FloRida, and an Annoying Grandma have in common?
Recent Florida Family Law Case Highlights: Key Takeaways for Your Legal Concerns At Fell Law Group, we aim to keep our clients informed about significant legal developments in family law and related areas. Here are some recent case decisions from Florida courts that may have implications for your family law matters: Gonzalez v. Calles, 49… Read more
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Why Choose Mediation for Family Law Disputes in Florida?
When families face difficult legal decisions such as divorce, child custody, or support arrangements, the traditional court process can be stressful, time-consuming, and expensive. Fortunately, family law mediation offers a practical, compassionate alternative that empowers families to resolve disputes while maintaining control over the outcome. As a Florida Supreme Court-certified family law mediator, and a… Read more
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Bigamy, Prenupts, and Gifts, Oh My!
As Florida family law continues to evolve, recent appellate decisions have provided valuable insights into a variety of legal issues affecting families. Below, we explore key takeaways from several important cases decided in December 2024. These rulings touch on the validity of marriages, antenuptial agreements, asset classification, child custody, and more. Whether you’re navigating a… Read more
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Grandparents’ Rights in Florida: Do they Exist?
The bond between grandparents and grandchildren is often a cherished relationship, but when family disputes or legal complications arise, grandparents may face challenges in maintaining contact. In Florida, grandparents’ rights are quite limited compared to parental rights, but state law does provide certain circumstances where grandparents can seek visitation or custody. Here’s an overview of… Read more
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Unmarried Parents and Child Custody in Florida: What You Need to Know
Navigating child custody and visitation issues can be challenging for unmarried parents in Florida. Unlike married parents, unmarried parents face unique legal hurdles, particularly when it comes to establishing parental rights. Understanding the process and legal requirements is essential to protecting your rights and ensuring the best interests of your child. Here’s what you need… Read more
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How to Handle Relocation Requests After a Florida Divorce
Relocation can be a challenging issue for divorced parents, especially when it involves moving with a child. Florida law has specific requirements to ensure that the best interests of the child are prioritized. If you’re considering relocation or are facing a relocation request from your co-parent, understanding the legal process is essential. Here’s an overview… Read more