Monthly Archives: April 2026
Whose Side is the Mediator On in My Miami Divorce Mediation?
Miami divorce mediation can feel unfamiliar, especially if you are used to thinking of legal disputes as “one side versus the other.” A common question many individuals considering divorce mediation in Miami have is simple: whose side is the mediator on? The answer is important to understand before entering Miami divorce mediation. Here we… Read More »
3 Things You Need to Know About High Net-Worth Divorces in Miami
The reality is that Miami high net-worth divorce cases often involve more complexity than a typical divorce case. Indeed, when significant assets, businesses, or investments are involved, the stakes are typically higher and the Miami divorce process can require more careful planning. If you are facing a high net-worth divorce in Miami, understanding the… Read More »
Attorney Daniel Umbert Named to NAFLA’s 2026 Top 10 Family Law Attorneys Under 40
TNL Miami, PLLC is proud to announce that founding attorney Daniel Umbert has been selected for inclusion in the Nation’s Premier Family Law Attorneys (NAFLA) 2026 Top 10 ranking for family law attorneys under 40. This prestigious recognition places Daniel among an elite group of family law practitioners across the country who have demonstrated… Read More »
The Case of Bryan v. Bryan: The Importance of Time-Sharing Schedules and Defining Methods of Communication in Florida Child Timesharing Cases
A recent Florida appellate decision highlights how important it is for parenting plans to clearly address time-sharing schedules and communication between parents and children. In Bryan v. Bryan, decided December 10, 2025, Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal reversed a trial court’s final judgment because the parenting plan failed to meet key legal requirements… Read More »
Mediation in Miami Divorce Cases: How is It Really Different Than Going to Trial?
Miami divorce cases often involve one key decision early in the process: whether to resolve issues through mediation or take the case to trial. If you are facing divorce in Miami, understanding the difference between mediation and litigation can have a major impact on your time, cost, and overall outcome. The truth is that… Read More »
The Case of Lally v. Lally: Legal Updates to Relocation and Modification Disputes in Miami Child Timesharing Cases
Miami Child Timesharing and support attorney cases often involve disputes over relocation and time-sharing, and the recent decision in Lally v. Lally highlights how complex these issues can become. In this December 10, 2025 case, a father sought to relocate to North Dakota after changing careers and requested a modification of the existing time-sharing… Read More »
3 Tips for Preparing for Your Miami Divorce Mediation
Miami divorce mediation can be an effective way for couples to resolve divorce issues without going through a lengthy courtroom battle. Instead of asking a judge to decide how property, finances, and parenting responsibilities will be handled, Miami divorce mediation allows both spouses to work toward mutually acceptable solutions with the guidance of a… Read More »
The Florida Mediation Confidentiality and Privilege Act: What Does it Mean for Your Mediation?
Miami divorce mediation cases often involve sensitive discussions about finances, children, and the future of a family. Because of this, many divorcing individuals in Miami are concerned about what can be shared during mediation and whether those conversations can later be used against them. The good news is that Florida laws directly address these… Read More »
Legal Custody and Physical Custody in Miami Child Timesharing Cases: What’s the Difference?
Miami Child Timesharing and support cases often involve parents who are trying to understand the basics of custody and how decisions are made for their children. One of the most common points of confusion in Miami Child Timesharing cases is the difference between “legal custody” and “physical custody.” While these terms are often used… Read More »