You and your spouse have decided to divorce. Even though emotions run high, you both want what is best for your children. Naturally, you might think a simple verbal agreement on child support could save time and stress. However, Florida law does not work that way....
Some people benefit from an automatic presumption of parental rights. Mothers and married fathers typically have a right to shared custody or time-sharing after the end of a relationship. They can immediately work to negotiate arrangements with the other parent or ask...
For some families, it is quite clear who should pay child support. One parent may have effectively abandoned the family leaving the other with almost all parenting time. Other times, one parent might have weekend visitation or significantly less time sharing than the...
The holiday season is a time for family and joy, but for parents without a formal parenting plan, it can quickly become a source of stress and uncertainty. At McCauley Law Offices, we understand how challenging it can be to manage child custody exchanges during the...
Many times, the changes that happen in your life have a domino effect on the lives of others. One example is a job offer that requires relocation but is too good to refuse. This, in turn, affects your child and the other parent and requires a modification to your...
Divorce requires separating couples in Florida to put aside their differences and make decisions that may not align with their personal interests to protect the well-being of their children. These decisions are not always made amicably. Circumstances can arise where...
If you are going through a child custody matter in Florida, it’s likely you’ve heard the term “best interests of the child” many times. In Florida, the courts will determine or approve a parenting time plan that is in the best interests of the child or children...