Category Archives: Child Support
Shared Parenting Plans in Port St. Lucie: What You Need to Know
When two parents live apart, one of the most important decisions they face is how to structure their child’s time between the two households. In Florida, this is handled through a parenting plan, a legally binding document that governs everything from daily schedules to decision-making responsibilities. If you’re navigating custody arrangements in Port St…. Read More »
Is it Ever Too Late to Establish Paternity in St Lucie County?
In Florida, paternity is legal fatherhood (Florida Statutes § 742). It is the basis of a man’s parental rights/responsibilities. In most cases, paternity is established immediately. In other cases, it may be established a bit later. This raises an important question: Is it ever too late to establish paternity in Florida? The answer is… Read More »
Juveniles and Grand Theft: Special Considerations and Penalties
Grand theft is a serious criminal offense. It is a felony in Florida. However, a juvenile (17 years of age or under) who is arrested for and charged with grand theft has special considerations that should be kept in mind. At The Law Office of Denise Miller, PA, we have extensive experience handling both… Read More »
How is Child Support Modified if My Ex Loses Their Job?
Florida’s job market is in a constant state of flux. During any given month, certain industries lose jobs while others gain them. During a four-month period in 2022, Florida lost 1.28 million jobs before gaining back several hundred thousand over the next few months while readjusting to a post-COVID economy. Like many states, Florida is… Read More »
What Are the Most Frequently Asked Questions About Child Support in Florida?
At the Law Office of Denise Miller, our Stuart family law attorney understands that when children are at the center of your divorce, their well-being is everyone’s priority. Their health, education, and personal growth often begin with financial stability, including how child support decisions, payments, and settlements are determined in Florida. To follow are… Read More »
