23 April

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Does Florida Recognize Common-Law Marriages?

Let's dive into a subject that sparks interest and questions alike: Is common-law marriage acknowledged in Florida? Whether you've experienced the charm of a sunset in Florida or you're intrigued by the state's legal system, it's crucial to learn the details of common-law marriage in Florida. Let's explore this topic! Decoding Common-Law Marriage Let's start by understanding the basics. Picture two individuals who reside together and intertwine their lives, portraying themselves as a couple without going through a traditional wedding ceremony or obtaining a marriage license. While certain states recognize this as a marriage, not all states do. Florida’s Take on Common-Law Marriages So,...

02 April

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Do Prenuptial Agreements expire in Florida?

Posted by Josh Fowler

in Divorce, Family Law, Prenuptial Agreements

Prenuptial agreements in Florida are meant to be binding and enduring contracts between future spouses, outlining how a couple will handle financial affairs, division of assets, and responsibilities if they separate or one passes away. There's no set expiry date, however a couple can choose to add a "sunset clause." ...

12 March

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Child Custody in Florida: Decoding the 50/50 Timesharing Presumption

Posted by DeWitt Law Firm, P.A.

in Child Custody, Family Law

In divorce cases, particularly when children are involved, the topic of child custody often arises. Central to child custody is the presumption of 50/50 timesharing in Florida. This blog aims to clarify the concept of the presumption for 50/50 timesharing in Florida, created to start the custody conversation on equal footing for both parents. Equality in Child Custody: 50/50 Timesharing Presumption What does the 50/50 timesharing presumption really mean? Simply, the presumption for 50/50 timesharing serves as a guideline for family courts in Florida, when determining how separated or divorced parents will divide time with their children. The idea is that both parents are assumed...

27 December

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Divorce in Florida: An Easy-to-Understand Guide

Posted by DeWitt Law Firm, P.A.

in Divorce, Family Law, Florida Law

Social Media Can Affect Your Divorce Case in Florida

For many, marriage is their ‘happily ever after.’ But it can turn into a nightmare real soon. When things go south, divorce might just be the best option. However, understanding the divorce process in Florida can be challenging. Are you stuck and not able to understand how to proceed with your divorce? We've got you covered! This guide will help you to understand the process of getting a divorce in Florida. Let's start by learning the state's laws! What are the Divorce Laws in Florida? Before filing for divorce in Florida, it's important to know the local laws: No-fault Divorce State: Florida operates under a no-fault divorce...

05 December

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Relocation Cases in Family Law: Understanding Your Rights

Posted by DeWitt Law Firm, P.A.

in Family Law

Relocation cases in family law arise when a custodial parent wishes to move with their child to a new location, either within the same state or to a different state or country. These cases can be complex, as they involve the rights of both parents and the best interests of the child. Understanding your rights and the legal considerations involved in relocation cases is essential. In this blog post, we will explore the key factors and guidelines to help you better understand your rights in relocation cases within the context of family law. Best Interests of the Child: In relocation cases, courts...

01 December

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Effects of Social Media on Your Divorce Case in Florida

Posted by DeWitt Law Firm, P.A.

in Divorce, Family Law, Florida Law

In today's digital age, social media has permeated nearly every aspect of our lives, and the legal realm is no exception. As a prominent Florida law firm specializing in family law, we have observed firsthand how social media can impact divorce proceedings. This blog post explores the potential influence of social media on your divorce case in Florida and offers some practical advice for navigating this complex landscape. Social Media as Evidence It's important to understand that any information shared on social media can be used as evidence in court. Photos, posts, comments, or messages that indicate marital misconduct, such as infidelity...