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Equitable Distribution is the process by which the judge will allocate and divide the marital assets and liabilities between you and your spouse. In Florida, this process is governed by Florida Statute § 61.075.
When the judge distributes the marital assets and liabilities between you and your spouse, the court must begin with the premise that the distribution should be equal. This particular area of your case can be difficult and time consuming to do without the assistance of an experienced family law attorney. Our Tampa based family law firm features experienced and thorough attorneys and staff who have extensive experience in sorting through all of your assets and liabilities to determine what your rights are. Spousal support or Alimony is designed to help provide you or your spouse with financial support after the conclusion of a marriage where the receiving spouse has a need for support, and where the payor spouse has the financial ability to pay the support. In 2010, the Florida Legislature drastically revised Florida’s
Alimony and Spousal Support laws, found in Florida Statutes §61.08. The Legislature specifically targeted the types of alimony provided in our state to better define which types you or your spouse may qualify for. The primary consideration of the court when creating a parenting plan is the best interests of the minor child(ren) subject to the Parenting Plan. It is generally the policy of the courts that both parents should be encouraged to participate in their child’s life by having frequent contact with the child on a regular basis. Therefore, usually both parents are awarded shared parental responsibility over the child unless the judge finds that there are serious overriding concerns that would cause shared parental responsibility to be detrimental to the child.
To this end, both parents are afforded an opportunity to present evidence on this issue if it is in dispute. The Law & Society Students' Association (LANDS), is one of the most dynamic and interactive student associations at York University. Our primary goal is to foster a common sense of belonging to a large university such as York. Through our monthly general meetings and many social and academic events, LANDS provides a collective and inclusive space. Law & Society students, as well as students from other majors, can socialize, network, and establish personal and professional relationships with other like-minded students who share an understanding and appreciation of the influence of law in social life.
Although LANDS hosts many fun social events we also understand the academic importance of your time here at university. Many of our members aspire to go to law school upon graduation; however there are many who wish to continue with other graduate endeavors, or transition directly into the workforce. Regardless of your ambitions, LANDS provides the resources and preparation you need. LANDS maintains a dynamic and ongoing relationship with faculty and staff to ensure a pedagogical environment most conducive to your academic success. We are a first line of reference for undergraduate students to voice your opinions and concerns pertaining to the Law & Society program at York and we act as the conduit for which your concerns are articulated and pronounced to the faculty. LANDS fosters the interdisciplinary of the program by establishing and maintaining contacts and affiliations with student associations from all departments in the faculty of arts.
We encourage students who come from a wide variety of disciplines to join our organization. LANDS hosts many social and academic events in association with other student organizations which broadens your opportunity for social and professional networking. Relationships are also maintained with alumni of L & S as well as York University, to guide students and enhance their experiences. Frequently the biggest and most consuming portion of a divorce with minor children, the creation of a Time-Sharing Schedule is controlled by the Parenting Plan statute, Florida Statute §61.13. Although technically a part of the Parenting Plan, this issue frequently merits the independent attention of the judge and the focus of the case. Florida Statute §61.13(3) contains the list of considerations the court must adhere to when making its Time-Sharing decision. Again, like the remainder of the Parenting Plan, the foremost consideration in the judge’s mind is always the best interests of the minor child that will be the subject of the order.
If you have a problem with child support, either receiving or paying, our experienced staff of divorce lawyers have the knowledge you can use to help set the problem straight. Generally child Support in the State of Florida is calculated based upon the guidelines set out by the legislature in Florida Statute §61.30. The statute basically takes both parties’ gross monthly incomes, discounts the appropriate deductions, and calculates their total combined monthly net income. The Court will take into consideration the amount of money being paid by either party for the minor child(ren)’s daycare and health insurance and give credit to the parent paying those expenses. Berkeley Law offers a superb education in both established and emerging fields of law.
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