Monthly Archives: December 2025
Florida Court Addresses Suspension Of Timesharing In Emergency Circumstances
Parents are generally obligated to turn their children over to their co-parent when it’s their time with the children. Nonetheless, there are emergency situations in which timesharing can be suspended for the duration of the emergency without repercussions. In this article, the Tampa, FL, divorce lawyers at Faulkner Law Group, PLLC will discuss the… Read More »
Florida Family Law Case Addresses The Uneven Split Of Marital Assets Due To Husband’s Affair
Florida is considered an equitable distribution state. That means that the marital estate (the assets you hold with your partner) can be divided unevenly. There is, however, a presumption that the marital estate should be divided equally. However, judges, for various reasons, can elect to favor one spouse when dividing the marital estate. The… Read More »
Contested Custody Case Goes Before Florida Appeals Court
When a Florida custody case goes before a judge, the judge’s duty is to determine what’s in the best interests of the children. This standard governs all decisions that the judge makes with respect to custody disputes, which can get quite ugly. One case involving contested custody issues is Perez v. Perez, 769 So…. Read More »
Florida Court Discusses Contempt In Florida Divorce Case
One of the ways that the court can compel an individual to perform a specific task is by holding them in contempt when they don’t. This is especially true when children are involved. Parents, who may not like each other very much, must coordinate with one another for the sake of their children. If… Read More »
