Blog posts in Family Law

In the state of Florida, if a woman is married at the time of her child’s birth, her husband is the legal father of the child. Many couples, however, ...

If women are married at the time of their child’s birth, her husband is the legal father of the child. Many women, however, are unmarried at the time ...

Establishing parental rights for those who donate sperm, egg, pre-embryonic cells, or for those who serve as a surrogate are more complicated than ...

In the state of Florida, if mothers are married at the time of her child’s birth, her husband is the child’s legal father. If the mother is unmarried ...

While a biological father has the opportunity to establish legal paternity, he also has the ability to terminate his paternal rights if he believes a ...

There are several ways to establish paternity in Florida, including a DNA test result determining the father of the child. Get the facts on ...

More commonly known as a restraining order, an injunction is a special type of court order that protects you from another person’s physical violence. ...

The birth of a child is not only a joyous occasion for a family, but it’s also a legal matter with the state. Paternity laws determine legal custody ...

The finalization of a divorce is the start of many other processes like child custody , child support, and visitation schedules. While the marriage is ...