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Covid-19 and the Florida Court April 6, 2020

The Florida Supreme Court is one of the governing bodies that make decisions related to courthouse closures throughout the State of Florida. The FLSC has entered a number of orders related to the Novel Coronavirus, and sometimes things related to the court change in an ...

Covid-19 and the Florida Court April 6, 2020
The Florida Supreme Court is one of the governing bodies that make decisions related to courthouse closures throughout the State of Florida. The FLSC has entered a number of orders related to the ...
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The Criminal Repercussions of Shelter in Place March 24, 2020
Recently, the Alachua County Commission announced, via County Order 2020-09, that all county residents must “shelter in place” and “stay at home.” The commission stated that “only essential businesses ...
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Is it Legal For Police Officers To Run License Plates Without Probable Cause? November 18, 2019
You're sitting at a red light. A glance in your rear-view mirror shows a law enforcement officer behind you. When you look again, she's focused on your tag while typing something into her computer. Is ...
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How Florida Courts Determine Child Custody October 14, 2019
Florida Statute 61.13(1)(c) states “To the extent necessary to protect an award of child support, the court may order the obligor to purchase or maintain a life insurance policy or a bond, or to ...
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Why Am I Sitting in Jail for Child Support? July 29, 2019
When child support is ordered by a judge there can be serious consequences for missed payments. Suddenly not paying a financial obligation is contempt of court. But wait – I didn’t say or do anything ...
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Sole Parental Responsibility July 9, 2019
Sole Parental Responsibility. What does that even mean? Well, it means basically “sole custody” or that the child lives with only one parent. And how does it happen? Florida believes that it’s ...
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