by Robert Erickson | Jul 31, 2026 | Family Law, Prenuptial & Postnuptial Agreements
Picture a couple who signs a prenup two years before their wedding. Everything seems fine. Then, when the marriage falls apart a decade later, a judge throws the whole thing out. Why? One partner never handed over a full list of assets, and the paperwork got signed...
by Robert Erickson | Jul 28, 2026 | Family Law, Family Law Modifications
A final judgment isn’t always final. Life keeps moving after the ink dries on a divorce decree or a parenting plan. Jobs disappear, parents relocate, kids grow up and their needs shift. But Florida courts won’t reopen a settled case just because things...
by Robert Erickson | Jul 24, 2026 | Divorce, Family Law
Almost every client who walks through our door asks the same question before anything else: “How long is this going to take?” And the honest answer is that it depends. A clean divorce with both spouses on the same page can wrap up in a few weeks. A...
by Robert Erickson | Jul 21, 2026 | Domestic Violence Injunction, Family Law
You’ve made the decision. You need legal protection, and you need it now. But the moment you start looking into how the court actually works, it can feel like a wall of paperwork and terms you’ve never heard before. We get it. An injunction for protection...
by Robert Erickson | Jul 17, 2026 | Family Law, Property Division
One of the first things divorcing spouses in Florida want to know is who gets what. And a lot of people walk in assuming the answer is simple: split everything down the middle, 50/50, done. It’s a reasonable guess. It’s also not how Florida law works. The...
by Robert Erickson | Jul 14, 2026 | Child Support, Family Law
Picture two dads. Same salary, same city, same two kids. One of them pays $900 a month in child support. The other pays $500. What’s the difference? It usually comes down to one thing — how many nights the kids sleep at each parent’s house. In Florida,...
Recent Comments