Here’s an interesting story about using ChaptGPT for anything legal, and why you should never, ever, ever trust AI for your divorce or family law case. I was at home last week, and it was later and I didn’t feel like logging into my legal research...
Did the law change? There is a lot of confusion about the recent changes in Florida law pertaining to custody and timesharing in divorce and paternity cases. Yes, as you may have heard, there is a legal presumption of equal (meaning 50/50) timesharing. However, that does not...
Prenuptial agreements are sometimes called ante nuptial agreements. It makes sense to address them in the context in which they arise. We are either talking about you having a prenup written today for a marriage yet to come (see Part II), or we are talking...
By reading our website, you may see some mention of what are called “expert witnesses.” Read on to find out what these people are, and how they may become key players in your case. An expert witness is a professional who is uniquely qualified to testify...
My spouse and I can agree for there to be no child support. FACT: It is not legal to agree for there to be no child support. The child support is for the benefit of the child, and neither parent can waive the child’s right...