Thursday,
December 24, 2015. posted in Family Law

Reasonable Holiday Visiting Agreements Are Favored in Family Law

For separated and divorced Florida couples with minor children, all of the holidays during the year can present special problems. There is only so much time, and each parent’s schedule must be adjusted to accommodate the other. In family law, the object is to have two parents communicating and cooperating so that holiday visits come...

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Thursday,
December 10, 2015. posted in Family Law

Mother’s Homicide Makes Family Law Custody Decision Difficult

Can a man who is suspected but not charged with killing his wife retain custody of the minor children? That question is being confronted in a Lee County court in Florida in a case where the Department of Children and Families is trying to remove two minor children from the father’s custody. Child custody disputes...

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