On behalf of Diaz Family Law Firm | Nov 30, 2017 | Divorce
Most Florida divorce attorneys will encourage clients to sign prenuptial agreements if the agreement accurately expresses the parties’ intentions and if the agreement is not unfair to either party. Nevertheless, some prenuptial agreements turn out to be...
On behalf of Diaz Family Law Firm | Nov 29, 2017 | Uncategorized
Florida couples that have made the choice to move forward with a divorce know how difficult that decision can be. It is one that will trigger major life changes, yet for some, it is possible walk through this process in a way that makes it less stressful and...
On behalf of Diaz Family Law Firm | Nov 10, 2017 | Criminal Defense
Drunk driving arrests frequently lead to charges of other criminal conduct. The recent arrest of a woman from Edgewater, Florida, demonstrates how what may have been a routine DUI/DWI traffic stop may evolve into a complex investigation of the woman’s home life....
On behalf of Diaz Family Law Firm | Nov 8, 2017 | Family Law
Most judges in Florida encourage divorcing couples to work out agreements on emotional issues such as child support and child custody. Unfortunately, some couples are unable to reach an agreement, and the dispute must be decided by the court. Understanding the factors...
On behalf of Diaz Family Law Firm | Nov 7, 2017 | Uncategorized
Most Florida residents accumulate some sort of debt during their lifetimes. Some individuals may accrue more liabilities than others, and you may have your fair share of outstanding balances as well. While you certainly do not want your debts to negatively impact your...
On behalf of Diaz Family Law Firm | Nov 6, 2017 | Divorce
Baseball star Miguel Cabrera endured the worst season of his career in 2017, and he also faced two lawsuits in Florida courts involving his domestic relationships. The almost-certain Hall of Famer was sued for divorce in Miami-Dade County Court, and for a paternity...
On behalf of Diaz Family Law Firm | Nov 1, 2017 | Criminal Defense
Florida, like most states, has a statute that specifies the nature and degree of proof required to establish insanity as a defense to a criminal prosecution. A recent homicide in Kissimmee appears likely to bring the insanity defense front and center once again....
