Posts by Yamil Francisco
Are Divorce Records Public in Florida?
# Are Divorce Records Public in Florida?
*What You Need to Know About Privacy, Access, and Your Peace of Mind*
Going through a divor...
Is Florida a No-Fault Divorce State?
Yes. Florida is a no-fault divorce state. In most cases, a spouse does not have to prove adultery, abandonment, abuse or another form o...
How to Modify a Parenting Plan in Florida
# How to Modify a Parenting Plan in Florida
*A Compassionate Guide to Child Custody Modification*
Life changes. Children grow. Jobs ...
Florida Child Support in Divorce: How It Is Calculated
Florida Child Support in Divorce: How It Is Calculated
If you are getting divorced in Florida and have minor children, child support...
Florida Parenting Plan Explained
If you are getting divorced in Florida and have minor children, the parenting plan is one of the most important documents in your case....
Florida Parenting Plan and Child Support Guide
If you are getting divorced in Florida and have minor children, two of the most important parts of your case are the parenting plan and...
Divorcing a Missing Spouse in Florida
Yes, divorcing a missing spouse in Florida is possible. If you genuinely cannot locate your husband or wife after making serious effort...
Florida Uncontested Divorce Timeline: How Long It Takes
How long does an uncontested divorce take in Florida? The mutual-agreement cases we handle are commonly completed in approximately 30 t...
Divorce in Florida Without Court
Many people ask if they can complete a divorce in Florida without a lawyer and without ever stepping inside a courtroom. The short answ...
How to Get an Annulment in Florida
Many people ask if they can get an annulment in Florida instead of a divorce—especially after a very short or troubled marriage. The idea of “erasing” a marriage can sound appealing. However, annulments in Florida are rare, and most people who ask for one do not qualify.
This guide explains what an annulment is, when Florida allows it, how the process works, and why divorce is often the correct—and faster—solution.