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A Florida appeals court reversed a child support order for using gross instead of net income under F.S. 61.30. What it means for self-employed parents in 2026.
Billionaire Mike Fernandez's 2001 prenup faces a June 25 Miami divorce hearing. A Florida attorney breaks down how F.S. 61.079 governs prenup challenges.
Florida's amended Family Law Rules tighten mandatory financial disclosure and clear the way for service-related dismissals. What it means for your divorce.
Florida's updated child support guidelines and appellate scrutiny of the income schedule are reshaping divorces with children in 2026. A Florida attorney explains.
Florida DCAs keep reversing child support orders that skip required written findings on imputed income and guideline deviations. Here's what it means.
Florida's Second DCA reversed a child support award because the trial court failed to set alimony first. Here's why order of operations matters under F.S. 61.30.
Florida's $15 minimum wage hits Sept 30, 2026. See how the new wage floor reshapes imputed income in Florida child support and alimony calculations.
Florida removed the 'unanticipated' requirement from F.S. 61.13, making it easier to modify a time-sharing schedule. A Florida attorney explains what changed and why.
The US divorce rate is at a 50-year low while gray divorce nears 40%. A Florida attorney explains what this shift means for over-50 couples splitting in 2026.
Florida's HB 971 and SB 1128 would have required weekend judges and fast-track time-sharing enforcement hearings, but both bills died in committee in March 2026.
Reports claim Florida SB 1128 changed paternity and child support rules in 2026. It didn't — the bill died in committee. Here's what actually governs your case.
Florida Supreme Court in Stewart v. Perdomo Vindel now allows prejudgment interest in equitable distribution. What it means for Florida divorce.
Florida courts confirm relocation statute F.S. 61.13001 doesn't govern a parent who moved before a divorce was filed. The best-interests test controls instead.
A Florida appeals court reversed a child support order calculated before alimony and barred self-help payment cuts. What it means for your divorce.
Florida SB 1128 (2026) did NOT become law. It died in committee on March 13, 2026. Here is what the time-sharing bill would have done, and what still controls.
A Florida appellate court reversed a child support award over statutory missteps. What the 2026 ruling signals for divorcing parents and F.S. 61.30 compliance.
A Florida appeals court reversed a divorce judgment that didn't match the parties' alimony agreement and lacked an income deduction order. What it means.
Despite viral claims, Florida SB 1128's 5-day time-sharing enforcement hearing rule did NOT take effect July 1, 2026. The bill died in committee. Here's the truth.
Despite viral claims, Florida SB 1128's time-sharing enforcement rules never took effect. The bill died in committee March 13, 2026. Here's the truth.
Despite claims it would start July 1, 2026, Florida SB 1128 died in committee March 13, 2026. No new paternity, time-sharing, or enforcement rules took effect.
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