On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Apr 25, 2018 | child custody
It is no surprise to readers of this Florida family law blog that people in the United States move with frequency. While it is true that some people will stay in the same community for their entire lives, others may move across the country for better jobs,...
On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Apr 19, 2018 | high asset divorce
During a marriage, much of what is acquired is considered the joint property of the spouses. Throughout Florida, married couples acquire artwork, residences, cars, jewelry, business assets and a host of other tangible and intangible items that collectively make up...
On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Apr 18, 2018 | child support
Every year in mid-April, Florida residents scramble to submit their state and federal tax returns before the due date. While some may happily await sizable refunds, others may have to come up with significant money to pay off their taxes due. For those who pay and...
On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Apr 11, 2018 | child custody
One of the greatest blessings that a Florida resident can experience in life is becoming a parent. Bringing a new life into the world and adopting children are transformative experiences. However, when the relationship between the parents end, there can be many...
On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Apr 8, 2018 | high asset divorce
Even celebrities with the most apparently charmed existences can hit rough patches in their personal lives. As a case in point, actors Channing Tatum and Jenna Dewan-Tatum, who met on the set of a movie and eventually married, recently announced that they have chosen...
On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Apr 6, 2018 | high asset divorce
It is the hope of many Floridians that they will be able to leave an inheritance for their children and other loved ones. An inheritance can be a bequest of property from a deceased party’s estate to another. Often in the case the case of married couples,...
On behalf of Messer & Messer Law Offices | Apr 4, 2018 | blog
Like many people, you probably think that estate planning is something you should do later in life or after you have started a family. However, even if you are in your early twenties, it is not too soon to start planning for the future. Young adults with only a few...
