by Lorona Mead | Feb 8, 2018 | Family Law
Seeking Legal Protection as a Victim In all states, one can get legal protection from domestic violence through a civil domestic violence protective order or through the criminal process. The American Bar Association published a helpful comparison of states laws in...
by Lorona Mead | Jan 28, 2018 | Family Law
Custody cases come in all shapes and sizes. When a judge makes a decision they will look at each case on a case by case basis. Your case is unique and you will more than likely not have the same time-sharing schedule as your neighbor. Here are a few examples of...
by Lorona Mead | Dec 14, 2017 | Family Law
You may believe that you don’t need to worry about planning your estate when you are just starting your family, but that could be the best time to begin. You may believe that your lack of assets prevent you from properly planning and you may not need to create one...
by Lorona Mead | Dec 13, 2017 | Family Law
After your divorced has been finalized, it’s time for you and your children to begin finding the new normal again. While you and your former spouse are no longer living in the same home, and your kids likely split their time between the two households, that doesn’t...
by Lorona Mead | Nov 21, 2017 | Family Law
Divorce happens to the best of us. Couples do not anticipate a divorce impacting their lives as they say their vows at an altar together. As devastating as separating from your spouse may be, there are ways to keep yourself focused and keep your mind set on future...
by Lorona Mead | Sep 9, 2017 | Family Law
Understanding Voluntary Underemployment in Child Support Cases While the standard calculations for child support in Florida are fairly straightforward, parties engaged in a contentious divorce often find issues to raise with the amount of child support awarded–and, of...
