Articles From Charles E. Willmott, P.A.
Parents who are married when their child is born are not required to do anything to prove the paternity of the father.
Divorce in Florida is legally called dissolution of marriage.
Knowing who to trust with your divorce or other family law matter can be difficult.
Once you decide to get a divorce in Florida, you and your spouse will be required to provide mandatory disclosures to the court regarding your finances.
As a Florida resident, you want to divorce your spouse. Perhaps you have been separated for quite some time and, at this point, you don’t even know where he or she lives.
If you and your spouse have been divorced in Florida, you are subject to the 50-mile rule when it comes to relocating your children.
What is involved in dividing and distributing marital property when you go through a divorce in Florida?
Since 2008, the language and thus the concepts regarding the issue of child custody in a Florida divorce have changed.