Florida
Statute §61.30 sets forth the specific calculation the courts use to calculate
child support. Child support is based on a variety of different numbers. Often
times parents think that they will not have to pay child support if they
by Emily Schroll, Paralegal
Some
attorneys require a consultation fee, some attorneys do not. Here at Feher Law,
the consultation fee for a Family Law matter is $275.00, for a Civil matter it
is $150.00, and for Bankruptcy, there is
Stimulus checks are on their way. Business loans are being funded. We still do not know, however, when this will all end. This is the very reason it is important to consider what your financial situation in the upcoming
Yes, it the midst of all that is COVID-19, you can still get divorced. However, it will definitely help if you are technologically savvy and so is your lawyer.
What are we NOT doing right now?
No. For a variety of reasons, this is a bad idea. Child support and seeing the kids (also called timesharing or visitation) have nothing to do with each other in the eyes of the court. By holding child support over
Contemplating a Collaborative Divorce?
By Emily Schroll, Paralegal
Dissolving a marriage can be a highly stressful and an emotional time. Here at Feher Law, we like to help our clients reach solutions without dismantling their relationships and the family structure
Yes. If you did not use a lawyer when you and your spouse decided on a settlement agreement, you can still change your settlement agreement. This change to the agreement is also known as a modification. You can change your
Florida Statute §61.08 sets forth how the courts decide whether to award alimony and what kind of alimony to award. Alimony is based on two major factors. First, the person who wants to receive alimony must be able to show
Take a deep breath. Do not panic. Follow our simple six-day plan.
Day one: A process server just served you with divorce papers. This can be embarrassing, infuriating, and depressing. There is only one thing we advise you to
Arbitration is very rarely used in the practice of family law. Why is that? There are pros and cons to the use of arbitration for family law cases. First off, it is important to know that arbitration is different
