If you want to make sure you keep custody of your child, it's a good idea to look into ways that you could hurt your ability to keep custody. Understanding what you can't do can help you be the best possible parent while following the law. What kinds of things impact...
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Month: January 2018
Can I get a divorce while a protective order is in effect?
by Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Jan 30, 2018 | blog
It is a rare situation to encounter a divorce that is without stress, conflict or hard feelings. This is especially true if domestic violence is a factor. If you are the victim of emotional or physical abuse, you may already know that your spouse can make it extremely...
Should parents create a parenting plan together?
by Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Jan 23, 2018 | child custody
It's the current Floridian policy to make sure that children maintain contact between both parents after the parents separate or get a divorce. Parents are encouraged to work together to make this happen and to continue to raise their child in an amicable manner. It's...
Post-divorce modifications are necessary in some cases
by Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Jan 19, 2018 | family law
After you get a divorce, it's still possible to modify the divorce judgment in some cases. You or your ex-spouse may be able to file an appeal through an appeals court, although it's unlikely that a judge would overturn a previous judge's decisions. Sometimes, the...
Divorcing in Florida: No fault required
by Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Jan 11, 2018 | divorce
You thought long and hard about your options, but in the end, you've decided that a divorce is the right choice for your situation. You and many others have made the same decisions, but there are still some things to think about before you can move forward. The...
What can you do if your ex-spouse won’t follow court orders?
by Law Offices of Tinley M. Rudd, Esq | Jan 4, 2018 | child custody
If your ex-husband or wife is not complying with custody orders, there is a cause for concern. Instead of waiting to see what happens, you can turn to the court and file a motion for civil contempt and enforcement. When you file this document, you need to show what...
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