Family Law Newsletters
2008 Florida Legislature Makes Major Changes to the Family Law Statutes
Florida State lawmakers made modifications in our statues that call for the concept of custody to be replaced with parenting plans, and for time-sharing to replace visitation.
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Lawyers.com Family Law Topics
Name Changes and Document Updates After Marriage
There are two ways to change your name after you get married. For the common usage method, make sure that your new name is on your marriage certificate, get a new driver's license and social security card, and update existing records. The other method is to get a court order and update your records.
Marriage Certificate Request Letter by State
Start a Marriage Certificate Request Letter in your area by clicking on your state. After you have made your selection, fill out some basic information for your Marriage Certificate Request Letter.
Death Certificate Request Letter by State
Start a Death Certificate Request Letter in your area by clicking on your state. After you have made your selection, fill out some basic information for your Death Certificate Request Letter.
Ask a Lawyer: As between parents, who has responsibility for travel expenses for visitation?
When custody is shared between two parents, is it the sole responsibility of the NON primary custodian for all travel expenses for agreed upon visits?