International Visitor Leadership Program Panelist Enforcement of the Hague Abduction Convention A Project for Japan Filler Rodriguez-Hague Convention Attorneys I recently was asked to speak to a group of Japanese attorneys at the Global Ties International Visitor Leadership Program to share my experience with enforcement of the Hague Abduction Convention. At Filler Rodriguez, LLP we…
Alimony and Child Support when One Spouse Owns their Own Business
Divorce – Alimony and Child Support when One Spouse Owns their Own Business In many divorces in South Florida one spouse own their own business. These businesses are usually closely held corporations with a few or no other shareholders and thus the spouse can control how much money he or she takes. Alimony and child…
Divorce and Business Interests
Divorce and Business Interests Law in Florida When couples divorce and one spouse owns a business or both spouses work in a business, that business may have to be divided between the spouses. How does the court address divorce and business interests? First, one spouse can buy the other spouse out of the business interest…
Does Child Support Cover Private School Tuition
Does Child Support Cover School Tuition? Child support covers private school tuition or better said can include private school tuition if certain factors exist. Child support normally does not cover private school tuition. In order for a court to order child support to cover private school tuition, the paying parent must have the ability to…
Child Custody/Timesharing
Timeshare attorney Miami When you divorce and a child or children are involved, you will have to come up with a timeshare /custody plan. A timeshare / custody plan outlines the overnights that you and your spouse will have with your child or children when you divorce. In addition, the timeshare /custody plan will provide…
Permanent Alimony in Florida, Permanent Alimony Rejected for Now
Permanent Alimony in Florida Governor Rick Scott vetoed a 2016 bill that would have established a set formula to determine the amount and length of time a person would receive alimony. If the law had passed, Florida divorce attorneys would have had a predictable formula to utilize when advising divorcing husbands and wives on how…
Paternity attorney – Parental Rights for Unmarried Parents – Paternity Proceedings
Paternity Attorney Miami In Florida if you are the unmarried mother of a child born out of wedlock then you are the legal guardian of the child. The unmarried biological father has what are called “inchoate rights.” In other words, the unmarried father of a child has rights that he can assume if he takes…
Child Support and Time Share
Child Support Attorney Miami Child support is determined by guidelines set by the Florida legislature in Section 61.30, Florida Statutes. Historically, the mother who stayed home with the children received the child support amount. That has changed through father’s rights attorneys . As father’s rights have evolved, fathers have received more time share with their…
Good Fortune Child Support – How Does the Wealthy Parent Protect The Child?
Good Fortune Child Support Attorney Miami Child support guidelines were put in place with the idea that parents have an obligation to support their children. In cases where one parent is extremely wealthy, the wealthy parent can be required to pay more than what the child support guidelines require. This is called “good fortune” child…
When Two Jurisdictions Exist How do you get your Choice of a Miami Divorce
Miami Divorce Attorney Miami divorce attorney Catherine Rodriguez is confronted many times with the situation where two people have lived in two different places. When they are calling Miami divorce attorney Catherine Rodriguez they usually want their divorce to be in held in Miami, Ft. Lauderdale or Palm Beach. The question is how do you…
