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Living Wills & Health Care Directives

Living Wills & Advanced Directives As we come together during the COVID19 pandemic, it’s been a reminder to many how important it is to make sure that our affairs are in order. Legal documents such as living wills, DNR’s, advanced directives and general wills can provide security and peace of mind. Living wills and wills focus on directives for your healthcare, your children and family as well as your finances. Living wills, general wills and advanced directives are an important…

Health, Wealth and Divorce

Health, Wealth & Divorce Tampa Divorce Lawyer Nilo J Sanchez understands the complexity that some contested divorces present. A couple’s physical or mental health during the marriage and at the time of their divorce can present unique circumstances that require the expertise of a seasoned Tampa divorce attorney. Division of Assets & Property When divorcing in Florida, couples who are party to a contested divorce must settle their assets and liabilities. This process is called equitable distribution. Many couples believe…

General Overview of the Divorce Process in Tampa Bay, FL

General Discussion Divorce Process in Tampa Bay, Florida Tampa family law and divorce Attorney Nilo J Sanchez provides a general overview on the divorce process in Florida, explaining contested divorces vs uncontested divorces, and what to expect when you are divorcing in Tampa Bay. For more information read: Contested Divorces Uncontested Divorces Florida Divorce Nilo J Sanchez & Associates PA Family Law & Divorce Attorneys, Family Law Consultations: 813-879-4600 Every divorce is unique and consulting with Attorney Nilo J…

Tampa Bay Divorce & Family Law Helpful Links

Helpful Family Law Links Tampa Bay, FL Nilo J. Sanchez & Associates is a Tampa Family Law Firm representing clients who need a Family Law Attorney in Hillsborough County, Pasco County and in Pinellas County, Florida. If a lawsuit has been filed against you, if you need to file for divorce or if you need information about a family law matter such as child custody, legal paternity or a parental relocation matter, the following links may be helpful. If you…

Women Who Pay Spousal Support in Florida on the Rise

Women who Pay Spousal Support on the Rise in Florida Typically, when the subject of alimony is brought up, people assume that women are the sole recipients and men are being saddled with lifetime alimony payments to their ex-spouses. In Florida, there are three types of alimony that are typically awarded. Read: Types of Alimony Awarded In Florida divorces, alimony is based upon not only the duration of marriage, but also based upon the need of one party, the ability…

Importance of Establishing Paternity Prior to Relocating with a Minor Child

Relocating without First Establishing Paternity If you are a mother of a child who was born out of wedlock and you relocate outside the state of Florida prior to a legal action being filed, the Father of the child can file a Petition to Establish Paternity with a request for relief that includes returning the child to Florida within six months of removing the child. So, just when you thought that taking that fantastic job out of the court’s jurisdiction…

Family Law Attorneys in Tampa Striving for Your Safe, Secure Future

Family Law & Divorce Attorney – Tampa, FL Facing Your Future with Confidence Nilo J. Sanchez & Associates PA Tampa Family Law & Divorce Attorneys understand that life planning sometimes doesn’t include things you’ve planned for. So, when life changes at 25 or 55 and familial conflicts or a divorce arises, we still believe that your future is still very much ahead of you. Whether you are a high net worth individual with no children or a stay at home…

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How to Divorce in Tampa Bay without Litigation

Resolving Family Law Matters in Tampa Bay without Court Intervention Family law encompasses many different practice areas. Generally, most family law cases are focused around issues that are related to divorce and children’s issues such as timesharing or “custody.” Within these areas there are financial matters that are often at the root of contention between the parties. Alimony, child support, property division and attorney fees are valid concerns and can keep parties from moving forward. Divorcing in Tampa Bay Without…

Custody & Timesharing The Roll of Parenting Coordinators in FL

The Roll of Parenting Coordinators in Custody/Timesharing Matters in Tampa Family Law Whether you are divorcing with minor children or you are unmarried with minor children, timesharing and custody issues may be problematic. High conflicts between parents often trickle down to effect the minor children. Sadly, even when things start out amicably, there are numerous factors including high emotions, financial matters and outside influences that can turn an amicable situation into a high conflict situation. First and foremost, your Tampa…

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Alimony Reform – Divorcing in Tampa Bay in 2019

Alimony Reform – Divorcing in Tampa Bay in 2019 For six years, the focus on alimony reform in Florida has been an issue that spouses who are divorced or are divorcing in Tampa Bay have been keeping an eye on. In April, SB1596 died in legislation. Any chance of alimony reform in Florida will have to wait until next year. This year, however, marked the new tax law for alimony and that had many couples who were divorcing in 2019…

Female Divorce Attorneys a Client’s Preference

Female Divorce Attorneys – A Client’s Preference The process of hiring a family law attorney is a very personal choice that should never be taken lightly. It should not simply be limited to an attorney’s experience as a negotiator or litigator but your comfort level should be considered. Hiring a Female Family Law Attorney in Tampa Bay Personal preferences must be considered when hiring a family law attorney. Legal matters such as divorce and child custody (time-sharing) can initiate varying…

Elder & Senior Divorces in Tampa Bay on the Rise

Elder Divorce Amongst the Highest in Tampa Bay, Florida Recent studies and our own experience shows that elder divorce rates in Tampa Bay are increasing. Last year, Florida ranked almost the highest for divorce rates out of 51 states. Interestingly, Florida’s divorce rates have been steadily decreasing yet they have been increasing with those who have reached their “golden years.” Unlike their younger counterparts who must contend with child custody and child support matters in contested divorces, older couples who…

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Sole Custody or Timesharing in Florida

Sole Child Custody in Florida In Florida Child custody is governed under Florida Statutes 61:13 . Florida courts typically lean more towards awarding shared parental responsibility and time-share, however they may order sole parental responsibility and restricted time-share when circumstances warrant it. It is very important for parents to first differentiate between time-share of the children and parental responsibility. Defining Physical Custody and Parental Responsibility in Florida Family Law It is important to note that shared parental responsibility is not…

Florida Custody Rights Unmarried Parents

Tampa Child Custody Lawyers on Florida Legal Custody Rights and Unmarried Parents In Florida when children are born to married couples, the father of the child is presumed to be the husband. But, what are the legal custody rights of unmarried fathers? In Florida an unmarried father has no legal rights to custody or timesharing until paternity is established. Until paternity is legally established with the courts, the mother has sole, legal and physical custody of the child or children.…

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Alimony Modifications in Florida and New Tax Laws

Alimony Modifications in Florida and New Tax Laws *Updated Alimony tax laws changed in 2019 with both the payor and the recipient of alimony being affected. Alimony is generally reported as taxable income to the person who receives alimony and the payor of alimony will get a tax deduction. Through negotiations, divorcing couples have had some flexibility as to how taxation could be settled. As with all tax related matters in a Florida Divorce, our attorneys can provide the sound…