Mitchell vs. Mitchell

In Mitchell vs. Mitchell, a domestic violence injunction was reversed because it was not supported by competent substantial evidence. Phone calls and text messages have been found by Florida courts to constitute general harassment and therefore insufficient to ground an injunction. Similarly, verbal violence, mental instability, a bad temper, depressive and suicidal statements, angry messages, […]

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Ketcher v. Ketcher

In Ketcher vs. Ketcher, the amount of alimony awarded was remanded because the Final Judgment lacks findings supporting the award. Also, the order that the Husband secure life insurance coverage of $100,000 was remanded because it exceeds the debt that he was ordered to pay, and there are no findings discussing the discrepancy. ketcher-v-ketcher

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Are prenuptial agreements enforceable?

A Premarital Agreement, commonly known as a Prenup, is, “an agreement between prospective spouses made in contemplation of marriage and to be effective upon marriage. 61.079(2)(a). Said agreements may be enforceable, as well as unenforceable, in a variety of different situations. To begin to understand this area of the law, one needs to explore Florida […]

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Sherlock vs. Sherlock

In Sherlock vs. Sherlock, the appellate court upheld the trial court’s imputation of income and subsequent denial of alimony. The imputation was based upon a reasonable rate of return from the assets available to the Husband, including his present home. The appellate court acknowledged that the trial court should not have imputed income to the […]

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