Category Archives: Family Law
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Sometimes, a divorcing couple is unable to resolve domestic violence and/or paternity action issues that might arise regarding parenting decisions. In such cases, the Florida court has the power to appoint a parenting coordinator. If the court has appointed a parenting coordinator, they may be empowered to: Educate parents regarding the best interest of the… Read More »
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In October of 2010, the Florida Appellate Court overturned a 33-year ban on adoption by same-sex couples. The ban, brought before the court by the American Civil Liberties Union on behalf of a gay couple that was denied the right to adopt their foster children was ruled unconstitutional. Adoption is now legal for gay and… Read More »
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All parents have rights and obligations to their children, even a parent who is in prison. There are complications that arise when a parent is incarcerated, but it remains possible for the parent/child relationship to survive a prison term. The state of Florida publishes a comprehensive guide to help incarcerated parents understand their rights and… Read More »