Switch to ADA Accessible Theme
Close Menu
Tampa Family Lawyer
Available 24 Hours a Day
7 Days a Week
Free Confidential
Consultations
  • facebook
  • linkedin

Category Archives: Family

BridgeTheGap2

Wife Appeals Denial Of Bridge-The-Gap Alimony In Florida Divorce Case

By Faulkner Law Group, PLLC |

In the case of Bell v. Bell, the husband and wife were married in 1997. The wife filed a petition for the dissolution of the marriage ten years later. The former wife appealed the final judgment of the dissolution of the marriage and the denial of her motion for rehearing. On appeal, she raised… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
ChallengeFlag

Husband Seeks Review Of Final Order Granting Legal Fees In Appeal

By Faulkner Law Group, PLLC |

In the case of Viscito v. Viscito, the husband, Charles Viscito, sought a review of a trial court order and judgment that awarded appellate attorney’s fees and costs to his former wife, Barbara Viscito. The husband hoped not to have to pay for his wife’s attorney’s fees and asked the appeals court to review… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
Florida_Missouri

Mother Appeals Relocation Order Filed By Father

By Faulkner Law Group, PLLC |

In the case of Mignott v. Mignott, the mother appealed a supplemental final judgment for the dissolution of marriage that incorporated and relied on an order granting a petition of the child’s father to relocate from Florida to Missouri. According to the appeals decision, the trial court failed to make the requisite statutory findings… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
Appeal3

Former Husband Appeals Marital Settlement Including Award For Permanent Alimony

By Faulkner Law Group, PLLC |

Florida has recently changed the rules regarding permanent alimony. Beforehand, it was not necessarily common for the courts to issue an award of permanent alimony, but it did happen. New Florida laws have done away with permanent alimony in favor of durational alimony. Durational alimony can be periodically renewed if the court finds good… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
Weight,Scale,Of,Justice,,Lawyer,In,Background.,Justice,Law,Lawyer

Husband Argues Trial Court Abused Its Discretion When Unequally Dividing Mortgage Debt

By Faulkner Law Group, PLLC |

Florida is an equitable distribution state. That means assets and liabilities (debts) are divided according to what is fair and equitable and not (necessarily) evenly. In community property states, assets and debts are divided evenly regardless of what is fair or equitable. In many cases, the Florida courts will award more of the marital… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
Homeless2

Antenuptial Agreement Leaves Wife Destitute In Florida Divorce Case

By Faulkner Law Group, PLLC |

Before you sign any agreement related to a divorce, you should have that agreement analyzed by a lawyer. The results of failing to do so can leave you holding the short end of the stick. In one Florida divorce case, Waton v. Waton, the wife signed an antenuptial agreement waiving her right to receive… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
TooLate

Father’s Motion To Appeal Final Judgment Of Paternity Dismissed On The Grounds That He Failed To File The Appeal In A Timely Manner

By Faulkner Law Group, PLLC |

In the case of Diasolwa v. Burneikis, the father filed an appeal from an Amended Final Judgment of Paternity. The mother, in this case, filed a motion to dismiss for lack of jurisdiction on the basis that the father did not file his appeal in time. At play in this litigation is whether or… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
PaternityTest5

Father Appeals Disestablishment Of Paternity After DNA Test Proves He Is Not The Father

By Faulkner Law Group, PLLC |

In the case of Castillo v. Rodriguez, you have a contested petition for paternity. The parents were involved in an on-again-off-again relationship. During this relationship, a child was born. The purported father of the child, Castillo, was initially established as the father’s child. However, the mother, Rodriguez, petitioned the trial court to disestablish paternity… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
CasinoLoss

Husband’s Gambling Problem Cited As Reason To Reduce Equitable Distribution Award

By Faulkner Law Group, PLLC |

In the majority of cases, Florida courts will split the marital estate in half and distribute half its value to both parties to a divorce. In one 2017 case, Viscito v. Viscito, the husband was awarded only 50% of the passive, market-driven appreciation of a shared condominium. The former wife retained title to the… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn
Divorce_House

Husband Appeals Equitable Distribution Award After Being Accused Of Dissipating Marital Assets

By Faulkner Law Group, PLLC |

In the case of Corrales v. Corrales, the husband, Mr. Corrales, appealed the amended final decree for the dissolution of the marriage. In this case, the husband and wife had been married for nearly 30 years before pursuing a divorce. Immediately following their marriage, the couple moved into a home in Westchester, FL owned… Read More »

Facebook Twitter LinkedIn

© 2020 - 2024 Faulkner Law Group, PLLC. All rights reserved.
This law firm website and legal marketing are managed by MileMark Media.