Monthly Archives: June 2026
Contested Paternity In Florida Family Law Cases
In Florida, the determination of disputed paternity does not always rely on DNA testing. In cases where the child was born during a marriage, the law presumes that the husband is the legal father of the child. In one case, the courts were faced with the question of disputed paternity, despite the existence of… Read More »
Parenting Plans Must Be Supported By Proper Findings
When making decisions regarding child custody in Florida, judges are required to conduct a comprehensive review of the best interests of the child in determining a suitable course of action for both parties to follow. This process is guided under section 61.13 of the Florida Statutes, where the court has to consider various factors… Read More »
Florida Family Law Case Shows How Prenuptial Agreements Require Full Financial Disclosure
Most often, a prenuptial agreement is made to protect your assets and set expectations regarding your finances during and before your marriage. Prenuptial agreements are indeed powerful tools, but they are not automatically upheld in the state of Florida. In fact, the state scrutinizes these contracts in order to make sure both parties are… Read More »
When Biology Collides With The Marital Presumption
Disputes over paternity can be very complicated. This is more so when there is a conflict between the biological father and the legal presumption. In cases where children are born to married parents within the state of Florida, it is presumed that the legal father of the child is the husband. This is to… Read More »
