With us by your side, you can be confident that you have made the right choice.
Marital Funds Paying Down Nonmarital Property Still Count: What Kerrigan v. Page Means for Florida Divorce Cases
The December 27, 2024 decision in Kerrigan v. Page from the District Court of Appeal of Florida, Second Districtaddresses a deceptively common but frequently misunderstood issue in Flo...
Divorce
Read More
Protecting Your Furry Family Members: The Complete Guide to Pet-Nups in Tampa
The way we view our pets has shifted dramatically over the last few decades. For many couples living in the Tampa Bay area, a dog or a cat is not simply a piece of property or a security system for t...
prenuptial agreement
Read More
Preparing for 2026: A Checklist for Filing for Divorce in Tampa
The start of a new year leads many people to reflect on their lives, habits, goals, and major decisions. For some, 2026 represents a turning point and an opportunity to separate from a marriage that ...
Divorce
Read More
Pension Division Cannot Be Ignored: What Cancel v. Cancel Means for Florida Divorce Cases
The December 18, 2024 decision in Cancel v. Cancel from the District Court of Appeal of Florida, Second Districtdelivers an important reminder for trial courts and divorce practitioner...
Divorce
Read More
Co-Parenting Resolutions for 2026: A Strategic Guide to a Smoother Year from a Tampa Custody Lawyer
Updated January 15, 2026 The arrival of 2026 offers more than just a change in the calendar year. For separated or divorced parents, it presents a distinct opportunity to reset the dynamic of thei...
Custody
Read More
Small Errors, Real Consequences: What Bell v. Bell Teaches Florida Divorce Courts About Equitable Distribution
The January 17, 2025 decision in Bell v. Bell from the District Court of Appeal of Florida, Fifth District may appear modest at first glance. The appellate court affirmed nearly e...
Divorce
Read More
The Hidden Costs of Cheap Legal Solutions: Why DIY Divorce Forms Often Fail in North Carolina
When a marriage ends in Buncombe County, the immediate instinct for many couples is to find the fastest and least expensive exit strategy available. The emotional toll of a separation often leads to ...
Divorce
Read More
Annulment Is an Extraordinary Remedy: What Rojas v. Londono Means for Florida Divorce Cases
The January 8, 2025 decision in Rojas v. Londono from the District Court of Appeal of Florida, Third Districtreinforces a principle Florida courts have applied consistently for decades...
Divorce
Read More
Rehabilitative Alimony Requires Proof: What Smith v. Chevillet Means for Florida Divorce Cases
The January 8, 2025 decision in Smith v. Chevillet from Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal delivers a clear message to trial courts and litigants: rehabilitative alimony cannot be ...
Alimony
Read More