904-834-1991
The Taylor Law Office, P.A.The Taylor Law Office, P.A.The Taylor Law Office, P.A.The Taylor Law Office, P.A.
  • HOME
  • PRACTICE AREAS
    • ALIMONY
    • ALIMONY MODIFICATION
    • Florida Divorce Process | How to File for Divorce
    • UNCONTESTED DIVORCE
    • CHILD SUPPORT
    • CHILD SUPPORT MODIFICATION
    • TIME-SHARING MODIFICATION
    • CHILD CUSTODY LAWYER | St Johns County
  • ATTORNEY PROFILE
  • RESOURCES
    • FAMILY LAW BLOG
    • Florida Divorce Process | How to File for Divorce
    • FAMILY LAW RESOURCES
  • CONTACT

Blog

Home Archive by category "Time-Sharing"
5 Divorce Mediation Tips copy

5 Tips to Prepare for Divorce Mediation

By Chris Taylor | Child Custody, Divorce Information, Divorce Mediation, Time-Sharing | 3 comments | 18 March, 2016 | 5

Preparing for a Florida Divorce Mediation All divorce cases in Northeast Florida are referred to divorce mediation by the courts before the case can proceed to trial. Not surprising, most contested divorce cases are resolved in mediation. While mediation is less confrontational than a contested trial, it is no less important. Depending on the factsRead more

Divorce deposition questions in St. Augustine St. Johns County

5 Divorce Deposition Questions

By Chris Taylor | Alimony, Divorce Deposition, Divorce Information, Time-Sharing | Comments are Closed | 27 January, 2016 | 8

Depositions of Witnesses in Divorce – 5 Divorce Deposition Questions The Florida Rules of Civil Procedure allow a party to take the deposition of another party or non-party. A witness divorce deposition is usually taken before a notary public who is also a court reporter. A witness deposition is under oath and may be usedRead more

Child relocation laws in Florida after divroce

Child Relocation Laws in Florida

By Chris Taylor | Child Custody, Relocation, Time-Sharing | Comments are Closed | 13 January, 2016 | 5

Exploring Florida Law: Child Relocation Laws Florida child relocation laws require that a party with children seeking to relocate more than fifty (50) miles from their place of residence must seek approval from the court prior to relocating. There are two types of child relocation under Florida law: 1) Child Relocation by Agreement & 2)Read more

Related Blog Categories:

  • Alimony
  • Child Custody
  • Chris Taylor
  • Divorce Deposition
  • Divorce Information
  • Divorce Mediation
  • Relocation
  • Time-Sharing
  • Uncategorized
  • PRIVACY POLICY
  • CONTACT
© 2020 The Family Law Office of Divorce Attorney Chris Taylor | 360 Town Plaza Avenue, Suite 315-B, Ponte Vedra, Florida 32081
  • HOME
  • 904.834.1991
  • ALIMONY
  • CHILD SUPPORT
  • CHILD SUPPORT MODIFICATION
  • CHILD CUSTODY LAWYER | St Johns County
  • TIME-SHARING MODIFICATION
  • CLIENT REVIEWS
  • Florida Divorce Process | How to File for Divorce
  • UNCONTESTED DIVORCE
  • ATTORNEY PROFILE | Chris Taylor | Attorney at Law | St. Johns County
  • FAMILY LAW BLOG
  • LEGAL RESOURCES
  • CONTACT
The Taylor Law Office, P.A.