In a divorce proceeding involving the nonpayment of child support, the initial judicial determination creates a rebuttable presumption that there is an ability to pay. In Fuller v. Fuller, the Florida Court of Appeal recently stated: "Jeffrey Fuller, the former...
Month: October 2014
Child custody and visitation in Jupiter, Florida
In a child custody and visitation proceeding, where time-sharing is ordered, the non-custodial parent's right to the child on rotating holidays has become so routine and necessary that to deny it requires factual findings justifying that decision. In Mills v. Johnson,...
Alimony in Palm Beach, Florida
In determining alimony in a divorce proceeding, a trial court is not required to equalize the financial position of the parties. In Mills v. Johnson, the Florida Court of Appeal stated: "Matthew Mills (Former Husband) appeals the final judgment of dissolution of...
North Palm Beach Divorce Lawyer; Child Support; Income Imputation
In a divorce proceeding, indefinite support from a parties' parents can be imputed to a parent. In Steele v. Love, the Florida Court of Appeal recently stated: "§ 61.30(2)(a)(13), Florida Statutes (2012), specifically lists "[rjeimbursed expenses or in kind...