Child Custody Archives - Beller Law, P.L.

9 Apr, 2025

Child Custody Case: Legal Rights of Unmarried Parents

Juris Digital2025-04-09T18:39:35-04:00April 9th, 2025|Child Custody|

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Raising a child is complicated. Figuring out how to handle child custody cases can be even more challenging for unmarried parents. Whether you’re a mother or father, understanding Florida custody laws for unmarried parents is key to securing parental rights and protecting your child’s best interests. At Beller Law, PL, we provide clarity and guidance to anyone dealing with a child custody matter. Our […]

12 Dec, 2024

Understanding Unmarried Father’s Rights in Florida: What You Need to Know

Juris Digital2024-12-12T22:37:13-05:00December 12th, 2024|Child Custody|

It remains rare for a child to be born without listing their mother on the birth certificate, even if the mother is unmarried when she gives birth. However, approximately forty percent of children born in the United States have unmarried mothers, and unwed fathers are often excluded from birth certificates or even misidentified, leaving confusion and questions about the

20 Sep, 2024

Enforcing a Child Custody or Support Order

Juris Digital2024-09-20T17:25:41-04:00September 20th, 2024|Child Custody, Family Law|

When a parent fails to adhere to a child custody (now referred to as time sharing) or child support order, it can be a deeply distressing and disruptive experience for the other parent and the child. If you’re struggling to enforce a custody or support order, you’re probably wondering what your options are. This post explores the […]

13 Sep, 2024

How Does Adultery Affect a Divorce?

Juris Digital2024-09-20T17:27:28-04:00September 13th, 2024|Child Custody, Divorce, Family Law|

Divorce is rarely straightforward, but when adultery enters the equation, it can add an extra layer of emotional and legal complexity. The betrayal of trust often leads to anger, sadness, and confusion. You’re likely wondering how it would affect you in a divorce if your spouse has cheated.

Adultery and divorce do not always substantially impact each other. In Florida, while […]

2 Sep, 2024

UTMA vs. UGMA Issue

Juris Digital2024-09-17T23:06:52-04:00September 2nd, 2024|Child Custody|

Parents and guardians often consider custodial accounts like UTMA and UGMA when planning for a child’s financial future. Both accounts allow for the transfer of assets to minors without the need for a formal trust. However, the differences between UGMA and UTMA accounts can significantly impact the suitability for your specific needs. […]