Halloween has passed, and the holiday season has officially begun. Before Florida residents can catch their breath, it will be time to ring in a new year. Law makers are already looking to 2020 and a possible shakeup of the way courts handle divorce proceedings.
Man learns you cannot buy your way out of a DUI
Drivers might be familiar with the sudden nervous gut drop that accompanies the realization that the police are pulling you over. Sometimes, a driver may not know why the police are signaling to stop. In Florida, police are cracking down on violations like speeding and DUI.
False allegations may affect child custody decision
Florida parents may be able to recall a situation in which frustration was felt toward another parent or legal guardian. Though it might be tempting to dig up dirt or give a court reason to decide in your favor, parents should be aware that if allegations made during a child custody battle cannot be proven, it could potentially spell big trouble for the person that made the report. Even if a parent fears they may not get the arrangement they want, parents should let the courts decide what is best for a child based on provable facts.
What to do if your ex will not follow the time-sharing schedule
Divorce, as a whole, involves conflict, but issues surrounding the children can be especially contentious. It takes a lot of work to come up with a parenting plan, whether you two created the terms yourselves or the judge had to make the decision. It may bring you relief once that part is over.
