Brandon Legal Group – Blog
Overcoming Shady Divorce Tactics
Divorce can be a difficult and time-consuming process, especially when one of the spouses is attempting to conceal assets. Concealing assets during divorce proceedings is illegal, yet it still happens more often than the court would like to admit. Knowing when a spouse may be concealing assets and understanding their different methods can help you protect yourself if you believe your ex has been hiding something from you.
Abuse Jeopardizes Child Custody- 2nd in a series
Factor 2: Abuse Jeopardizes Child Custody Child abuse is a heinous act that has no place in any family. Unfortunately, instances of child abuse cause irreparable damage and have lasting impacts on the victims and their families. In Florida, the court system takes...
Divorce & Money: Protecting Your Wealth
When considering a divorce, money is often one of the greatest sources of stress and worry. Whether you have significant assets or just a few, it is crucial to have a plan to protect your wealth. Working with an experienced divorce lawyer who understands the...
Parental Neglect & Time-Sharing, 1st in a Series
Factor 1: Parental Neglect & Time-Sharing Parental neglect is not tolerated. When two parents cannot agree on time-sharing for a minor child, the court will step in and decide. The judge will review evidence from both sides and decide based on what is best for the...
The January Divorce Boom
It's not exactly the happiest way to welcome in the New Year. Every January, a strange occurrence known as "Janu-breakups" takes place. Divorce filings rise in January each year compared to other months, raising concerns about the reason behind this sharp increase....
7 Critical Factors that Put Child Custody At Risk In Florida
When parents in Florida decide to divorce, one of the most challenging aspects of the process is determining how to handle child custody. It is crucial to be aware of the critical factors that affect a ruling on custody and time-sharing between parents. Failing to...
Preparing for Divorce in the New Year.
At year-end, many people having trouble in their marriages start to think about divorce. January is an excellent time to begin the divorce process because it is after the holidays and the New Year. However, if you wait until after January 1 to file, there are many...
Securing An Emergency Child Custody Through Court Intervention
Getting an Emergency Custody Order in Florida Follow these procedures to submit an urgent request for child custody in Florida: •Contact a Florida family lawyer with experience – •The lawyer will assess your case to determine what created the emergency and how to...
Florida Divorce Guide – Considerations for a Parenting Plan
Florida Divorce Guide – Considerations for a Parenting Plan It is Florida's public policy to ensure that each minor child maintains frequent and continuing contact with both parents after the parents’ divorce or the marriage is dissolved, and to encourage parents to...
Understanding Child Custody Arrangements and Parenting Plans
Understanding Child Custody Arrangements and Parenting Plans What exactly is "parental responsibility?" The term "parental responsibility" refers to who has the authority to make decisions for the child. The term "custody" is not used in Florida law. The court prefers...
