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Tampa Divorce Lawyer on 4 Reversible Errors in Final Judgments
A 2025 Florida appellate decision, Nicholas v. Nicholas, provides a critical and meticulous review of the technical, non-negotiable requirements of a final judgment of dissolution of marriage. T...
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Sole Parental Responsibility & School Choice: A Tampa Divorce Lawyer on the Healy Case
A recent Florida appellate decision, Healy v. Healy, provides critical clarification on one of the most contentious issues in family law: the power of "sole parental responsibility." The case, d...
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Attorney’s Fees Without an Expert: What Cohen v. Cohen Means for Florida Divorce Cases
Summary of the Case In Robert M. Cohen v. Katya L. Cohen n/k/a Katya Stubblefield (Fla. 4th DCA 2025), the appellate court addressed a narrow but important question in Florida family law...
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Reclaiming Your Time: How to Use Your New “Single” Hours for Growth, Not Grief
It is 5:30 PM on a Friday. You hear the door close as your children leave for the weekend with your other co-parent. And then, there is the silence. For a newly divorced parent, this silence can b...
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Tampa Divorce Lawyer: Court Reverses Alimony Denial, Cites Fundamental Errors in “Need” and “Ability to Pay”
A 2025 appellate decision, Shouman v. Salama, has provided a sharp and significant clarification of the mandatory, non-negotiable rules for determining alimony in Florida. The Fifth District Cou...
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Tampa Divorce Lawyer on Child Support Errors & Appeals
A recent Florida appellate case, Garwood v. Garwood, provides a stark warning about the complexities of child support calculations and the critical rules of an appeal. In its 2025 decision, the ...
Child Support
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When Need Meets Ability: What LoConto v. LoContoTeaches About Durational Alimony Under Florida’s New Statute
In Jayne LoConto v. Richard LoConto (Fla. 4th DCA, May 28, 2025), the appellate court reviewed a final judgment that set durational alimony at 500 dollars per month after a fifty year marri...
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Your “Divorce Bucket List”: 10 Hobbies to Help You Rebuild Your Social Life
The final signature on the divorce decree is a strange, quiet moment. The structured, often contentious process, guided by your Tampa divorce lawyer, has come to an end. The conflict is resolved...
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Tampa Divorce Lawyer: New Case Reverses Alimony & Home Valuation Errors
A 2025 Florida appellate decision, Frazier v. Dodd, serves as a comprehensive checklist of the most common, costly, and reversible errors that can be made in a final judgment of dissolution of m...
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