What is the 20/20/20 Rule? According to 2021 data, the divorce rate among military personnel is 4.08%, which is higher than the national rate of
Bottom line: Florida no longer uses the term “visitation”: the law calls it time-sharing, and the 2023 reform (Ch. 2023-301) creates a rebuttable presumption of
What is a High-Conflict Divorce? 2023 Update: Florida eliminated permanent alimony and established a 50/50 custody presumption effective July 1, 2023 (SB 1416 / Ch.
Bottom line: Florida judges evaluate 20 best-interest factors under F.S. § 61.13 when deciding custody. [1] Since the 2023 reform established a 50/50 time-sharing presumption
Key Takeaways An unmarried father has no legal rights to his child until paternity is established under F.S. Chapter 742. [2] The fastest method is
Military Divorce vs. Regular Divorce in the United States The divorce rate among military couples is 4.8% compared to approximately 2.5% of the general public.
2023 Update: Florida’s 2023 family law reform (Ch. 2023-301) established a 50/50 custody presumption, but courts can still override this presumption when there is evidence
Determining paternity during pregnancy carries legal, social, and medical benefits. Establishing paternity allows for legal rights and responsibilities to be determined accurately. This ensures the
Bottom line: Florida reported 103,915 domestic violence offenses and 220 DV homicides in a single year, roughly 20% of all Florida homicides (FL DCF) [1].
Misconceptions About Paternity Actions Establishing paternity is necessary for both legal and emotional reasons. It grants rights and responsibilities to the biological father and benefits
