by Brandon Legal Group | Apr 17, 2026 | Custody Attorneys
TL;DR: You have a court order. It is supposed to mean something. But your co-parent is ignoring it, missing exchanges, blocking your calls, changing plans without notice, or just doing whatever they want while you scramble to hold things together. You are not...
by Brandon Legal Group | Apr 10, 2026 | Custody Attorneys, Time Sharing
TL;DR: In time-sharing hearings, judges aren’t moved by which parent makes the biggest promises about the future. They’re moved by which parent has already been showing up, consistently, calmly, and without drama. Florida law now starts with a presumption that 50/50...
by Brandon Legal Group | Apr 3, 2026 | Custody Attorneys
Note to editor: Florida law has strict rules about relocating with a child after a custody order is in place. If you are thinking about moving, or your co-parent just told you they are, you need to understand exactly what the law requires before anyone packs a single...
by Brandon Legal Group | Mar 19, 2026 | Time Sharing
You Have a Time Sharing Court Order. It’s Not Working. Now What? Picture this: You did everything right. You hired an attorney, sat through the hearings, negotiated in good faith, and walked out with a signed court order. That order was supposed to protect you and your...
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 | Mar 5, 2026 | Custody Attorneys
What Parents Don’t Realize About Retroactive Child Support in Tampa TL;DR: In Florida, child support doesn’t automatically end at 18, and it doesn’t only start when a case is filed. Tampa courts can award retroactive child support going back up to 24 months before...
