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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 appellate courts issue divided alimony rulings in Sheff v. Sheff and Gaul v. Gaul (June 2026). What the splits mean for divorce cases under F.S. 61.08.
Florida SB 1128 (paternity & time-sharing priority) died in committee on March 13, 2026. It is NOT law on July 1, 2026. Here's what actually applies.
Florida SB 1128's faster time-sharing hearings and parenting-plan priority did not become law. The bill died in committee. Here's what actually governs.
90 Day Fiance's Jasmine Pineda ordered to pay ex Gino Palazzolo $20K spousal support, keeps Dunedin FL home. A Florida attorney breaks down the law.
Florida DCAs reversed a wave of alimony and equitable distribution rulings in 2026 over missing findings and wrong dates. What it means for your divorce.
A Florida appeals court reversed a child support order for using gross instead of net income under F.S. 61.30. What HB 1014's 2026 rules mean for your case.
Florida's 4th DCA in Crossen v. Feeley reversed an equitable-distribution ruling on an interspousal gift and a shared-dog order. What F.S. 61.075 means for you.
UFC champ Ilia Topuria's $3.5M divorce saw a Miami relocation request blocked under Florida's strict 50-mile move-away law (F.S. §61.13001). A Florida attorney explains.
Florida SB 1128, which would have required after-hours judges and 5-day time-sharing enforcement hearings, died in committee March 13, 2026. What it means.
Florida Supreme Court's divided Brito v. Salas ruling lets an at-home sperm donor seek parental rights. A Florida attorney explains what it means for families.
Florida HB 277 takes effect July 1, 2026, adding new domestic violence injunction risk factors and tougher penalties. What it means for divorce cases.
SB 1128 would have fast-tracked Florida time-sharing hearings, but it died in committee in March 2026. Here's what it proposed and what it means.
Florida SB 1128 would have mandated after-hours judges and 5-business-day time-sharing enforcement hearings. Here's what the stalled bill means for parents.
Florida's permanent alimony ban under §61.08 reshapes 2026 divorces with durational caps and the 35% rule. A Florida attorney breaks down what changed.
Florida SB 1128 would have fast-tracked time-sharing enforcement hearings under F.S. 61.13. Here's what the 2026 bill proposed and why it died.
Florida SB 1128 aimed to fast-track parenting-plan and time-sharing hearings in 2026. Here's what the bill would have done and where it stands now.
Florida ended permanent alimony under F.S. 61.08. See how durational caps, the 35% income rule, and 2026 divorces are reshaped by SB 1416.
California's SB 711 eliminates state alimony tax deductions in 2026. Here's why Florida's no-income-tax advantage matters more than ever for divorce.
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