Paternity fraud happens when a man is being held financially responsible for a child that is not biologically his. While this may seem like an impossibility in the Florida family court system, it likely happens more often than you think. One reason for this is the...
Month: March 2016
What happens to the marital debt during a divorce?
Understanding what happens to the marital debt during and after a divorce is an important part of being prepared for life after the divorce and ensuring you understand what financial obligations you will have to meet. In Florida, what happens to debt depends on...
Child support orders aren’t necessarily permanent
As a child grows and circumstances change, it might become evident that the child support orders that you are using now might need to be changed. It is possible to seek a child support modification order if your case meets the requirements that are set for this type...
The difference between extras and essentials
One of the biggest points of contention between divorced parents, when considering child support, can often be the difference between extras and essentials.It's important to note that child support is typically aimed at just the essentials, the things that a child...
