Monthly Archives: August 2026
How to Make Divorce Mediation More Productive
Divorce mediation gives Miami couples the opportunity to work together to resolve important issues outside of the courtroom. While every Miami divorce mediation is different, taking time to prepare can often make the process more productive and help the parties focus on reaching practical solutions. Here we discuss several ways to make Miami divorce… Read More »
Recent Florida Appeals Court Decision Limiting Collecting Attorney’s Fees After Divorce
The reality is that Florida divorce cases do not always end when the final judgment is entered. Former spouses may continue to litigate issues involving support, enforcement, contempt, and attorney’s fees for months or even years after the divorce is finalized. A recent decision from Florida’s Fifth District Court of Appeal highlights how complicated… Read More »
How Alimony Mediation Works
For many Miami couples, alimony is one of the most difficult issues to resolve during a divorce. Questions about financial support can be emotional, and Miami spouses may have very different expectations about what is fair. Fortunately, going to court is not the only way to resolve these disputes. Alimony mediation offers many Miami… Read More »
What Happens If Alimony Is Not Paid?
A recent Florida appellate court decision highlights that disputes over unpaid alimony can continue long after a divorce is finalized. In the case, a former spouse sought to enforce an alimony obligation through contempt proceedings after alleging that more than $11,000 in alimony remained unpaid. Although the appellate court agreed that alimony arrearages were… Read More »
Why More Divorcing Miami Couples Are Choosing Divorce Mediation Instead of Court Battles in 2026
In 2026, many divorcing couples in Miami are looking for alternatives to stressful and expensive courtroom divorce battles. As divorce litigation continues becoming more time-consuming, emotionally draining, and costly, more Miami couples are turning to divorce mediation to resolve family law disputes in a more private and less adversarial setting. For many Miami spouses… Read More »
Florida Court Reverses Termination of Mother’s Rights in Dependency Case: Lessons for Miami Families and Parents
A recent Florida appellate court decision is raising important questions for Miami families about parental rights, dependency proceedings, and the importance of experienced legal representation in serious family law cases. In the case, the Florida Second District Court of Appeal reversed a trial court decision that terminated a mother’s parental rights after finding the… Read More »