Divorce Law in Florida, Everything You Need to Know

Divorce Law in Florida, Everything You Need to Know August 18, 2026 Divorce is difficult, and Florida’s specific laws can make the process even more confusing. Understanding your rights helps you navigate the process efficiently. This guide covers key aspects of Florida divorce law. This article will discuss everything you need to consider regarding divorce […]
Uncontested Divorce in Florida, A Quick Divorce Option

Uncontested Divorce in Florida, A Quick Divorce Option June 23, 2026 Facing the complexities of divorce can be daunting. Many Floridians seek a fast and amicable resolution. An uncontested divorce in Florida can be a quick option, but is it the right choice for everyone? Let’s explore the ins and outs of uncontested divorce in […]
Common Questions: Restraining Orders in Florida

Common Questions: Restraining Orders in Florida June 9, 2026 Whether filing a restraining order or being served, you must understand your legal rights. Read on to learn everything you need to know about restraining orders in Florida. What are Domestic Violence Injunctions? If you are in immediate danger of domestic violence, please call 911. Anyone who has […]
Legal Bias and Prejudice: Impacts on Family Law Cases

April 29, 2026 What Does Prejudice Mean in Court? In court, prejudice refers to harm or unfair disadvantage that affects a party’s legal rights or the fairness of a proceeding. Judges use the term in two main ways: (1) procedural prejudice, such as when a case is dismissed “with prejudice,” meaning it cannot be refiled, […]
The Florida 50-Mile Rule: A Parent’s Guide to Custody Relocation

The Florida 50-Mile Rule: A Parent’s Guide to Custody Relocation March 11, 2026 Summary: Can You Move with Your Child in Florida? Under Florida Statute § 61.13001, you must obtain legal permission to move more than 50 miles from your current residence for more than 60 consecutive days. This applies if a court order or […]
Understanding Divorce Appraisals in a Florida Divorce

Understanding Divorce Appraisals in a Florida Divorce August 14, 2025 Divorce appraisals become crucial in a Florida divorce when separating couples’ have significant assets. A divorce appraisal provides an unbiased, professional opinion of a property’s market value, ensuring a fair and equitable division. Florida law requires equitable distribution of marital assets, making an accurate valuation […]
Florida Collaborative Divorce: A Peaceful Path to Resolution

Florida Collaborative Divorce: A Peaceful Path to Resolution July 14, 2025 Divorce often evokes images of contentious court battles, but Florida collaborative divorce offers a refreshing alternative. This structured, non-adversarial approach empowers couples to dissolve their marriage respectfully and privately, focusing on mutually beneficial solutions rather than costly litigation. As the popularity of collaborative divorce […]
Understanding Separation Agreements in Florida

Understanding Separation Agreements in Florida June 9, 2025 Typical separation agreements in Florida involve one spouse moving out of the house when the marriage falls apart. The partners often take time apart (years in some cases) to see if they can make the marriage work. If one of them concludes that they cannot save the […]
Florida Guardian Ad Litem Schooling and Qualifications

Florida Guardian Ad Litem Schooling and Qualifications March 5, 2025 Florida demands dedicated advocates for children navigating complex legal proceedings. Becoming a Guardian Ad Litem (GAL) offers a powerful avenue to make a tangible difference. Understanding the essential qualification for Guardian Ad Litem schooling and training in Florida is the crucial first step. This article […]
Florida Complex Divorce and Asset Division: Protect Your Future

Florida Complex Divorce and Asset Division: Protect Your Future April 17, 2025 A complex divorce in Florida demands seasoned Family Law expertise, particularly when asset division becomes intricate. At Mario Gunde Peters & Kelley, we understand the unique challenges high-asset divorces present in Brevard County, prioritizing meticulous attention to every financial detail. What Constitutes a […]