A Partner At Mclaughlin & Stern, LLP – Naples, Florida
Attorney & Counselor At Law
Beverly L. Brennan Attorney & Counsellor at Law Naples Florida
Attorney & Counselor At Law
Florida is home to one of the largest LGBT populations in the country. While marriage equality has been the law for nearly a decade, divorce for same-sex couples can bring unique challenges. As you go through the process, you might face specific questions about...
When the state intervenes in a family's life due to concerns about child safety, siblings are sometimes placed in separate homes. However, Florida law prioritizes keeping siblings together when it serves their best interests. If you're involved in a dependency case,...
Holidays and special occasions can bring unique challenges for unmarried parents. The focus should remain on the child's happiness and well-being. With careful planning and cooperation, parents can create positive and memorable experiences. Planning ahead Begin...
Judges in Florida take domestic violence seriously when determining child custody. Courts prioritize the safety and well-being of the child above all else. If a parent has a history of domestic violence, it can significantly impact their ability to gain custody or...
Grandparents in Florida often want to maintain strong relationships with their grandchildren. However, state laws limit their ability to seek custody or visitation. Courts prioritize parental rights, making it difficult for grandparents to gain legal access unless...
Allegations of child neglect can lead to serious consequences, like losing custody of a child. Courts look closely at these claims to protect kids and ensure their safety. However, not every accusation is true or backed by enough evidence. Parents have the right to...
Virtual visitation, also known as electronic visitation, is becoming more common in child custody arrangements in Florida. This type of visitation allows parents to maintain regular contact with their children through video calls, messaging apps, and other electronic...
Courts usually prefer keeping siblings together in custody arrangements to maintain family unity. However, in certain cases, courts may decide that different custody arrangements for each child are necessary. The decision is based on the best interests of each child...
When a parent relocates, it can affect child custody agreements. Relocation can create challenges in maintaining the terms of the original agreement. Whether it involves moving across town or to a different state, these adjustments can bring questions about...
Child custody issues can be complex, especially for unmarried parents. Understanding your rights and responsibilities is crucial for ensuring your child's well-being. Knowing the answers to frequently asked questions (FAQ) can help you navigate the process and...
