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The 5 Most Common Mistakes People Make in Florida Divorce Cases

Divorce is never an easy process, and in Florida, the emotional and legal complexities can make it even more challenging. People going through a divorce are often dealing with intense emotions, which can lead to decisions that may negatively impact the outcome of their case. Under those circumstances, there are…

Imputed Income in Florida Family Law Cases

In Florida family law cases, particularly those involving child support or alimony, a court may impute income to a party who is voluntarily unemployed or underemployed. This means the court will determine a hypothetical income based on the individual’s earning potential, rather than their actual earnings. Imputing income is a…

A Look at Prenuptial Agreements in Florida

A prenuptial agreement is a legal contract that outlines the financial rights and responsibilities of two individuals before they get married. It can address a variety of issues, such as property division, alimony, and debt in the event of a divorce. Prenuptial agreements can also determine the parties’ rights in…

New Florida Equitable Distribution Law

Florida’s divorce landscape has been significantly altered with the implementation of new equitable distribution laws, effective July 1, 2024. These changes have implications for both spouses involved in a divorce, especially when it comes to the division of assets and liabilities. At The Wheeler Firm, P.A., we understand the complexities…

Florida Child Relocation: What You Need to Know

Navigating the complexities of child relocation can be daunting for parents in Florida, especially when it comes to understanding the legal requirements set forth by the state’s statutes. Florida Statute §61.13001 clearly defines “relocation” and establishes protocols for parents who wish to move more than 50 miles away from their…

Modifying Alimony in Florida: What You Need to Know

Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a financial obligation to pay support that is established through a divorce. It can have various purposes but generally is to ensure both parties have the financial ability to support themselves after the divorce. However, circumstances can change over time. If that change…

Understanding Summary Administration in Florida Probate Rules

Explore the ins and outs of Summary Administration under Florida Probate Rules with our team at The Wheeler Firm. In this guide, we will help simplify the process for estates qualifying for this expedited option and how we can help you navigate it. Contact our team today to ensure your…

The Role of Artificial Intelligence in Florida Divorce Cases: Opportunities and Limitations

As technology continues to transform industries, the legal profession is no exception. Artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming an increasingly powerful tool in the practice of law, including family law and divorce cases. Attorneys who represent clients in Florida divorces can leverage AI for enhanced efficiency, better outcomes, and cost-effective services.…

What will the court consider when deciding whether to modify my child support order?

At the hearing, you will have the opportunity to present your evidence and argue your case. The other parent will also have the opportunity to present their evidence and argue their case in defense. In child support cases, it is imperative to have adequate pay verification through pay stubs, bank…

Child support modification cases in Florida: What you need to know

If you are ordered to pay child support in Florida, you may be able to modify the amount if there has been a substantial change in circumstances. A change in circumstances can take many forms, including a change in income for either parent, a change in the timesharing schedule, or…

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