The Growing Need for Guardian Advocates
Jonathan P. Culver, P.A. | Florida Family Law Blog
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7M ago
There is a growing need for Guardian Advocates. These are often parents who care for their kids well past the age of eighteen. The rise in people with autism is one reason, but there are many other types of challenges.  Guardian Advocates carry on certain tasks often done by parents of a minor. They are ..read more
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Administrative Child Support in Florida: How Does It Work?
Jonathan P. Culver, P.A. | Florida Family Law Blog
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7M ago
We have a little known system called Administrative Child Support in Florida. You need to know how this system works. It all starts with many people receiving a Notice of Commencement. If you receive a Notice of Administrative Child Support, then you have 20 days in which to notify the Department of Revenue that you ..read more
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Estate Planning Now Can Prevent Mishaps Later
Jonathan P. Culver, P.A. | Florida Family Law Blog
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7M ago
Many people put off their Estate planning, and it’s often a mistake. It’s an easy point – prior planning will prevent mishaps later. Do you need a will, or is a trust a better option? Do you need to transfer assets now, or is it better to wait? Answering these questions now will prevent headaches ..read more
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Time-Sharing and Florida Law
Jonathan P. Culver, P.A. | Florida Family Law Blog
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7M ago
Many people consult with us about time-sharing here in the State of Florida. It’s very different than how other States address this, especially with the wording. The Florida Legislature abolished words as “custody” and “primary residential parent” in 2008. Instead, we use words such as time-sharing and parenting plans. The reason is simple – it ..read more
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Alimony Reform has come to Florida.
Jonathan P. Culver, P.A. | Florida Family Law Blog
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7M ago
On June 30, 2023, Governor Ron DeSantis signed into law significant changes to Florida’s alimony law. The bill eliminates permanent alimony, and sets new standards for what is considered a long-term marriage. It also changes what courts call durational alimony. The alimony reform bill also makes it easier to change an existing parenting plan. The ..read more
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