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In Florida family law, nuanced judicial decisions often set critical precedents. Let’s explore three notable cases that highlight procedural missteps, financial recalculations, and the impact of judicial comments on case outcomes. Alimony and Attorney’s Fees: Lopez v. Lopez In Lopez v. Lopez, the appellate court addressed errors in alimony calculations and attorney’s fees determinations: Takeaway:… Read more

Florida family law continues to see developments that impact divorce proceedings, custody disputes, equitable distribution, and more. Here’s an overview of four recent appellate cases and their implications for Florida families navigating the legal system. Valuing Businesses and Imputed Income: Athea v. Athea In Athea v. Athea, the Third District Court of Appeal addressed two… Read more

Florida family law continues to evolve with recent amendments to procedural rules and decisions in high-profile cases. These developments impact everything from equitable distribution in divorces to timesharing and mediation protocols. Here’s what you need to know about these changes and their implications. Amendments to Florida Family Law Rules Effective July 1, 2024, several important… Read more

Florida family law frequently intersects with complex issues such as interstate custody conflicts and business ownership during divorce proceedings. Two recent cases—Mattingly v. Hatfield and Hurley v. Veon—highlight the nuances of these legal challenges. Here’s what they reveal about protecting parental rights and understanding equitable ownership in divorce cases. Mattingly v. Hatfield: Navigating Grandparent Visitation… Read more

Florida family law continues to evolve through appellate court decisions, clarifying critical issues around parenting plans, child support, timesharing, and paternity. Here’s what these recent rulings mean for individuals navigating family law disputes. Davis v. Davis: Interpreting Marital Settlement Agreements In Davis v. Davis (2024), the Fifth District Court of Appeal reversed a trial court’s… Read more

Florida courts continue to refine critical aspects of family law, impacting how child support is calculated and how injunction hearings are handled. Below, we break down two recent cases and their implications for individuals navigating similar legal challenges. Delosreyes v. Delosreyes: The Importance of Accurate Income Assessment in Child Support In Delosreyes v. Delosreyes (2024),… Read more

When navigating family law disputes, it’s essential to stay informed about recent developments in case law that may impact your rights and obligations. Here are three notable Florida cases that address issues ranging from creditors’ rights to procedural rules and attorney’s fees in dissolution proceedings. 1. Loumpos v. Bank One: Protecting Spousal Bank Accounts In… Read more

Family law disputes can involve complex financial issues, especially in dissolution of marriage cases. Recent rulings from Florida’s appellate courts offer critical insights into the handling of alimony, equitable distribution, child support, and attorney’s fees. Here’s an overview of three significant cases and their implications for family law litigants. 1. Molina v. Molina: Misconduct, Alimony,… Read more

Navigating the complexities of family law often involves addressing disputes over alimony, child support, and attorney’s fees. Recent Florida appellate court decisions shed light on critical legal principles and procedural requirements in these areas. Here’s a breakdown of five important cases and their implications for family law litigants. 1. Fernandez v. Kivimaki: Oral Agreements in… Read more

Florida family law cases often involve complex legal and procedural issues that can significantly impact outcomes. Three recent appellate decisions highlight important considerations for settlement agreements, equitable distribution, and even attorney’s fees disputes. These cases serve as valuable reminders of the importance of adhering to proper procedures and understanding the scope of the court’s authority.… Read more