Can I Make My Spouse Pay My Divorce Lawyers Fees?
If you are hesitant to move forward with a divorce filing because of the cost of legal fees, there may be a way to have your spouse cover your divorce lawyers fees.
How Is Child Support Figured Out?
Many parents who have to pay child support as part of a divorce settlement, often feel the amount they pay is unjust. Learn more about how child support is actually calculated.
What Is Nominal Alimony?
Sometimes when the present circumstances make getting spousal support unlikely, a temporary spousal support arrangement known as nominal alimony can help.
Can I Create A Parenting Plan While Pregnant?
Creating a shared parenting plan for an unborn child can be more complicated than that for a current child. Unfortunately, the State of Florida currently does not recognize a fetus as a child. Once the baby is born, all the child support orders and child's rights will go into affect.
What To Do When Your Ex Stops Paying Alimony
If you are owed past due alimony payments and your spouse is unwilling to pay, it is important to contact an experienced family law attorney and know what to do in order to enforce a court order. The process is complex and it should not be approached on your own.
The Three Types Of Divorce In Florida
Here in Tampa Bay, there are three types of divorce couples can file for. The method that is right for you depends on your life circumstance as well as how well you and your spouse agree on what life looks like after the divorce is complete.
Representing Yourself In Court During A Divorce?
It might go without saying but when it comes to important legal matters such as divorce, representing yourself in court is often a very bad idea, especially if the case involves children and assets. Here's why.
Can I Get A Divorce When My Spouse Is Missing?
Many people can attest that getting a divorce is one of the most stressful experiences one will have to go through. However, the process can be especially frustrating for those whose partner is missing.
What Is A Premarital Asset?
A Premarital Asset is any asset(s) that you owned prior to your marriage. An asset that was acquired by either spouse after the date of the marriage is considered marital property.
Are You Paying Too Much Child Support?
The Family Law Attorney at the St. Petersburg law firm of WIlliam B. Bennett, P.A. has more than 25 years of experience negotiating and litigating equitable support arrangements that protect your children’s health, home, education and future while also keeping you in mind.