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Expert insights on family law, personal injury, and your legal rights in Florida.
Types of Negligence
If you suspect negligence caused your injury, timing matters for two reasons: evidence and deadlines. Florida’s statute of limitations sets time limits for filing civil actions, and Florida law includes a limitations period that can end a claim regardless of how strong the facts are.
Criminal Negligence
We explain what criminal negligence means, how it differs from civil negligence, and the kinds of situations prosecutors may point to when injuries or deaths occur. We also cover potential penalties, how these cases are proven in court, and the defenses that may apply depending on the facts.
How Much Is Child Support for One Child in Florida?
If you are searching for a straight answer, the most honest starting point is that Florida does not use one flat statewide number for child support. Florida uses guideline calculations designed to be consistent, but the final result can change based on each parent’s income, certain allowable deductions, childcare expenses, health insurance costs for the child, and how parenting time is shared.
Personal Injury Settlement
A personal injury settlement is a negotiated agreement that resolves an injury claim without a trial. In plain terms, you accept an agreed amount, and the other side and their insurance company get closure by ending the dispute through final paperwork.
Collaborative Divorce
Divorce does not have to become a public fight in a courthouse. Many couples want a legal process that protects their rights and finances while avoiding adversarial motions, heated hearings, and the feeling that strangers are making personal decisions about their family.
High Net Worth Divorce
A divorce is never only about emotions. It is also about decisions that can shape your finances, your privacy, and your family’s stability for years. In high asset cases, the pressure often comes from uncertainty. People may know there is wealth, but they are not sure where it sits, how it is valued, how it is divided, or how it will affect future cash flow and taxes.
What Is Comparative Negligence?
Comparative negligence is one of the most important concepts in personal injury law because it directly affects how much compensation an injured person can recover. Many people assume that if they were even partially at fault for an accident, they have no case.
Gross Negligence
Gross negligence sits at the highest end of the carelessness spectrum in personal injury law. When gross negligence is proven, it fundamentally changes the legal stakes of a case, including the type and amount of compensation that may be available.
Can a Judge Deny an Uncontested Divorce in Florida?
A judge can deny an uncontested divorce in Florida if certain legal and procedural requirements are not met, even when both spouses agree on everything.
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