by Brandon Legal Group | Mar 17, 2026 | Child Support Attorneys
Self-Employment and Child Support: Understanding How Florida Courts Calculate Income As a self-employed parent, you have unique financial circumstances that require special consideration in child support calculations. Florida courts use different methods to determine...
by Brandon Legal Group | Feb 19, 2026 | Child Support Attorneys
Why Child Support Disputes Escalate Faster Than Expected TL;DR: The Most Important Concept ¶ Child support disputes escalate quickly because Florida’s system prioritizes enforcement over flexibility . Support does not automatically adjust when income or circumstances...
by Brandon Legal Group | Jan 29, 2026 | Child Support Attorneys
TL;DR: Verbal child support agreements often begin with good intentions, but they rarely hold up in Florida courts. Because child support belongs to the child, not the parents, you cannot privately “waive” it. Without a court order, paying parents risk paying twice,...
by Brandon Legal Group | Jan 1, 2026 | Child Support Attorneys, Custody Attorneys
New Year’s is when a lot of parents promise themselves, “Next year, things will be different.” If you share children with an ex, one of the most powerful places to make that real is in your parenting plan, timesharing schedule, and child support orders . Florida law...
by Brandon Legal Group | Dec 18, 2025 | Child Support Attorneys
The Legal Standard for Unemployed or Underemployed Exes Your ex suddenly “can’t find work.” Or they’ve left a stable job for something that pays far less just as child support is being recalculated. On paper, their income looks low. In real life, you know they could...
by Brandon Legal Group | Dec 9, 2025 | Alimony Attorneys, Child Support Attorneys
The Real Truth About Adultery in Florida Divorce Discovering your spouse’s infidelity is emotionally devastating. It can feel like the entire divorce should turn on that one betrayal. Inside a Florida courtroom, though, adultery plays a much more limited role than most...
