by blg_admin | Apr 17, 2026 | Custody Attorneys
NBDR: You have a court order. It is supposed to mean something. But your co-parent is ignoring it — missing exchanges, blocking your calls, changing plans without notice, or just doing whatever they want while you scramble to hold things together. You are not...
by blg_admin | Apr 10, 2026 | Custody Attorneys, Time Sharing
TL;DR: In time-sharing hearings, judges aren’t moved by which parent makes the biggest promises about the future. They’re moved by which parent has already been showing up — consistently, calmly, and without drama. Florida law now starts with a presumption...
by blg_admin | Apr 3, 2026 | Custody Attorneys
Note to editor: Florida law has strict rules about relocating with a child after a custody order is in place. If you are thinking about moving — or your co-parent just told you they are — you need to understand exactly what the law requires before anyone packs a...
by blg_admin | Mar 19, 2026 | Time Sharing
You Have a Time Sharing Court Order. It’s Not Working. Now What? Picture this: You did everything right. You hired an attorney, sat through the hearings, negotiated in good faith, and walked out with a signed court order. That order was supposed to protect you...
by blg_admin | Mar 17, 2026 | Child Support Attorneys
Self-Employment and Child Support: Understanding How Florida Courts Calculate Income As a self-employed parent, you have unique financial circumstances that require special consideration in child support calculations. Florida courts use different methods to...
by blg_admin | Mar 5, 2026 | Custody Attorneys
What Parents Don’t Realize About Retroactive Child Support in Tampa TL;DR: In Florida, child support doesn’t automatically end at 18—and it doesn’t only start when a case is filed. Tampa courts can award retroactive child support going back up to 24 months...
