There are many different ways to co-parent. The Florida family court will usually work with you to find what works best for you and your situation and allow you to do it how you want as long as it will not harm your children. One option you may not have considered...
Fort Myers Florida Family Law Legal Blog
How does DNA testing work?
Establishing paternity is important if you want to have parental rights to your child in Florida. Having the court name you as the legal father of a child means you have rights to visitation and the ability to play a role in the child's life and make decisions...
Have you tried these steps to save your marriage?
It's not uncommon for spouses to visit a divorce attorney before deciding to end their marriages. Many benefit from speaking with a lawyer to learn what divorce will be like, and to better understand their legal rights and options. Sometimes, these individuals...
The prevalence of head injuries in victims of domestic violence
When two people are involved in a romantic relationship, tensions can run high at times. Often, people do or say things in a moment of passion that they regret later on. In some circumstances, people may become violent and endanger the life of their partner. What is...
Working through a difficult custody dispute
One of the most difficult parts of divorce for many Florida families often has to do with the impact made on children. Often, couples disagree on the best interest of their children and are both prone to fight for outcomes that are most convenient and beneficial for...
How can I suggest a prenuptial agreement?
If you are getting married in Florida, there are probably a lot of things you have to handle. From venues to food, weddings take a lot of planning. However, there is something else you should consider before tying the knot. That is drawing up a prenuptial agreement....
How can I keep divorce from affecting my child’s financial aid?
Divorce is an event that many people in the Lee County area do not think of until it is on the horizon. According to CNBC News, “divorce is a situation that approximately two-thirds of couples” are not prepared for divorce or aware their...
Who will keep the family home in my divorce?
In every divorce that involves a piece of residential real estate property, the spouses will need to decide whether one of them will keep the property, or if they will sell it as a part of the divorce. When that piece of property is the family home, the unique...
Protecting your safety after leaving an abusive partner
You are fortunate enough to have gotten out of an abusive relationship without experiencing any debilitating physical injuries. However, the emotional trauma you sustained will take time to heal as you regain your confidence and learn how to trust people again. At...
Can you defend against paternity fraud?
You are facing the very real possibility of owing child support or facing legal consequences because an ex-girlfriend is claiming that you are the father of her child in Florida. However, you are confident that you are not the father and are suspecting your ex of...

