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Secretly Recording A Spouse Has A Price: $120,000.00
/1 Comment/in Divorce //Tags: child custody, divorce, domestic violence injunction, parental responsibility, parenting plan, time-sharingby Adam B. Cordover, Attorney-at-LawAn article from Ars Technica discusses a woman who secretly put a recording device in a teddy bear to prove allegations that her estranged spouse was mistreating their daughter. Not only did the family law court rule that the recordings were inadmissible, but the husband (“Duke”) sued the wife (“Dianna”) in federal court for, among other things, violation of the federal Wiretap Act. From the article:
When Duke filed the federal lawsuit against Dianna in 2009, he also rounded up five other plaintiffs whose conversations had been recorded by the bear. One plaintiff, a cousin of Duke’s, at one point had the bear in his van for several days after it was left there accidentally; the cousin, going through his own divorce at the time, was upset that his conversations had been recorded and eventually distributed to people involved with Duke and Dianna’s custody case.
Video: Uninterrupted TV – Family Communication
/0 Comments/in Divorce //Tags: child custody, time-sharingby Adam B. Cordover, Attorney-at-LawThe following video from Uninterrupted TV provides advice to teens and parents about how to facilitate better intra-family communication:
Video: Uninterrupted TV – Parent-Teen Relationships
/0 Comments/in Divorce //Tags: time-sharingby Adam B. Cordover, Attorney-at-LawThe following video from Uninterrupted TV provides advice on relationship building from both a parent and a teenager’s perspective:
Video: The Family Law Project – Child Support
/0 Comments/in Divorce //Tags: child support, marital settlement agreement, time-sharingby Adam B. Cordover, Attorney-at-LawIn the following dramatization from Aspen Publishing, child support guidelines are reviewed:
You should note that Florida utilizes the “Income Shares” approach (the second guidelines approach discussed) to determine a child support amount. However, in addition to including the pro rata share of income from each parent, the Florida child support guidelines also factors in deductions–such as daycare and healthcare expenses–as well as the amount of time children spend with each parent.
Father Flees Florida With Child; Faces Charges of Felony Interference With Custody of Child
/2 Comments/in Florida Statutes //Tags: child custody, enforcement, Florida Statutes, interference with custody of a child, Lee County, parental responsibility, parenting plan, time-sharingby Adam B. Cordover, Attorney-at-LawNews-Press.com out of Fort Meyers, Florida, is reporting that a father faces felony charges of interference with custody of a minor child after fleeing the state and hiding his child in Michigan.
The child’s father and mother had been divorced since May of 2010, and the father was exercising his regularly scheduled time-sharing with his child. However, instead of returning the child to the mother at the end of his time-sharing schedule, the father simply left Florida without telling the mother where he or the child were going or when they would be back. The Lee County Sheriff’s Office then obtained a warrant for the father’s arrest.
A charge of interference with custody of a minor child is based on section 787.03, Florida Statutes. Below is the text of this statute:
Video: The Family Law Project – Paternity
/1 Comment/in Divorce //Tags: child custody, child support, parental responsibility, parenting plan, paternity, time-sharingby Adam B. Cordover, Attorney-at-LawThe following video from Aspen Publishing dramatizes a consultation where a young man is seeking information regarding paternity:
Please note that, in Florida, if the state files a petition to establish paternity and child support on behalf of a mother, the issue of a father’s custody rights will not necessarily be addressed. A father has to independently file a petition or counter-petition to establish paternity and a parenting plan. Only then will a court enter an order which (i) lays out the father’s level of parental responsibility towards the child and (ii) creates a schedule which spells out the days when a father is entitled to spend time with the child.
To contact a Florida family law attorney regarding your paternity issue, visit the website of The Law Firm of Adam B. Cordover, P.A., or call us at (813) 443-0615.
Video: The Intelligent Divorce
/1 Comment/in Divorce //Tags: child custody, divorce, parental responsibility, parenting plan, time-sharingby Adam B. Cordover, Attorney-at-LawWhen a client comes into my office with a divorce matter involving minor children, I always tell him or her that, even after divorce, he or she will still be in a relationship with an ex-spouse until–at the very earliest–all of their children have turned eighteen. Dr. Mark Banschick, a diplomat of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, discusses this and other issues in the following video from The Intelligent Divorce:
Filing Fees in Pasco County
/4 Comments/in Divorce //Tags: 6th Judicial Circuit, adoption, alimony, change of name, child custody, child support, divorce, filing fees, modification of final judgment, parental responsibility, parenting plan, Pasco County, paternity, Pinellas County, service of process, temporary child custody, time-sharingby Adam B. Cordover, Attorney-at-LawI previous wrote about filing fees in Hillsborough County and Pinellas County. In this post I review current filing fees in the Sixth Judicial Circuit, Pasco County, for common family law matters. A person who initiates a family law case (the “Petitioner”) will pay the following:
Filing Fees in Pinellas County
/4 Comments/in Divorce //Tags: 6th Judicial Circuit, adoption, alimony, change of name, child custody, child support, divorce, filing fees, modification of final judgment, name change, parental responsibility, parenting plan, paternity, Pinellas County, service of process, temporary child custody, time-sharingby Adam B. Cordover, Attorney-at-LawI previous wrote about filing fees in Hillsborough County. In this post I review current filing fees in the Sixth Judicial Circuit, Pinellas County, for common family law matters. A person who initiates a family law case (the “Petitioner”) will pay the following:
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