by koniceklaw | Jan 2, 2020 | Family Law
Collaborative law is a different kind of law that has been created to help families come to a resolution when dealing with disputes related to family law. With collaborative law, even the most difficult arguments are held in an open, courteous, truthful, rational, and...
by koniceklaw | Oct 28, 2016 | Blog, Family Law, Paternity
If you are unmarried, but expecting a child and want to establish your legal rights, a Petition to Establish Paternity must be filed. If you are unsure whether you are the Father of the child, you can request the court to order a DNA test. The Mother can also...
by koniceklaw | Apr 6, 2016 | Family Law
Florida courts do not use the term “child custody”. Instead, the courts will award a “joint parental responsibility”. The joint parental responsibility is a time sharing arrangement that allows both parents time with their child. Is Joint Parental Responsibility The...
by koniceklaw | Apr 6, 2016 | Family Law
Distribution of Assets after Divorce Upon divorce or separation in Florida, the courts will typically order for the equitable distribution of marital assets and liabilities. Courts can allocate the marital assets 50/50 unless there are factors that make the equitable...
by koniceklaw | Apr 6, 2016 | Family Law
During a divorce, the distribution of assets and money is a tense subject. Many people do not understand the legalities associated with how the distributions are determined. Individuals, more times than not, apply their own non-legal thoughts and ideas to the process....
