By Jose Medina, Esq. | Divorce , Family Law
You do not need a lawyer to get divorced. In fact, most cases filed in Miami-Dade County have at least one unrepresented party. Sometimes both are unrepresented. When one or both parties are unrepresented, they are referred to as “pro-se litigants.” Help for couples without legal representation in Miami You can imagine the potential mistakes […]
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By Jose Medina, Esq. | Family Law
What happened to child custody in Florida? Oftentimes we meet a new client, and the new client tells us “I want full custody.” But what is full custody? The new client wants to make all the decisions regarding the children or wants to reside with the children the majority of the time. But here’s the […]
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By Jose Medina, Esq. | Divorce , Family Law
If you and your spouse have minor children and are in the midst of a divorce, the Court must award child support. Under Florida law, both parents have a duty to support a child. It is important to note that child support cannot be waived. This is because child support is a right that belongs […]
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By Jose Medina, Esq. | Family Law
Did you know you can enter into a Domestic Partnership in Florida? The criteria to formally enter into a domestic partnership can vary, but generally consist of the following: You and your partner must be at least 18 years old and not related to each other by blood. Neither you nor your partner is currently […]
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