On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Feb 28, 2018 | high asset divorce
When a Florida resident opens a retirement account or places money in a savings account, it is relatively easy for them to check on its value. They may call up the institution where the account is held and inquire, or they may check a recent statement that they...
On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Feb 23, 2018 | child custody
While once it may have been more common for one parent to receive physical custody of a child with the other parent receiving visitation time, today, it is often the case that a Florida court will allow both parents to share physical custody of their offspring. Shared...
On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Feb 21, 2018 | child custody
While it is only February and some parents may be doing everything they can to stay ahead of their kids’ practices, recitals, games and classes, others may be looking forward to the months of vacation that their children get at the end of the academic year....
On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Feb 14, 2018 | high asset divorce
Although divorces are emotional processes that require Florida residents to find new ways of living once their relationships are over, they are also highly technical legal processes that have many requirements that must be met in order to be completed. This post will...
On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Feb 8, 2018 | child custody
Children are born with biological mothers and biological fathers, and while it is straightforward to determine the maternity of a child at the time of birth, paternity is not always as clear. Under the law, certain presumptions grant men paternal rights over children...
On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Feb 7, 2018 | child support
Different parents may be liable to provide their children with different amounts of child support. This is because not all Florida parents earn the same levels of income or are responsible for the same types of financial obligations. To this end, when a family law...
On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Feb 5, 2018 | blog
Parenting is difficult, even under the best of circumstances. For some parents, disabilities provide challenges on top of those that non-disabled parents face. This doesn’t mean that a person with a catastrophic injury, such as a brain injury, can’t be a...
