Category Archives: Family Law

Most in Plantation might assume that domestic disputes requiring legal intervention only occur between spouses. However, that is not always the case. Parents and children can end up feuding for years over the circumstances of a divorce. This may come as little surprise to some given that children are equally as affected by a separationContinue reading “Family feuds over ownership of double basses”

In recent years, America has seen a progressive shift in LGBT rights, especially since the country’s legalization of same-sex marriage took place in 2015. While the gradual shift in favor of LGBT rights is certainly one worthy of celebrating in Florida, legal issues regarding same-sex marriage process has a long way to go. Florida lawsContinue reading “LGBT marriage rights: the continuing fight”

If your child will be returning to school in the fall, you may have a number of things on your mind. From buying clothes to helping your child adjust to his or her new schedule, back-to-school season can be quite stressful for parents and children alike. The Minaya Law Offices understands the various challenges thatContinue reading “Family law and back-to-school season”

The rewards and improvement on overall quality of life are two of the countless benefits of adopting a child. Many Florida residents who seek to adopt a child may be wondering what details go into the process, and what legal guidelines apply. Courts can arrange adoptions in a number of ways, and the family law surrounding adoptionsContinue reading “The basics of Florida child adoption”

Marriage is just the beginning of a close relationship. Couples can recognize deep emotional ties long before marrying, but saying “I do” brings new legal and financial considerations into the relationship. According to Business Insider, Millennials have more than $1 trillion in debt, much of it in the form of student loans. Do you wantContinue reading “The financial protections of a prenuptial agreement”

Couples in Plantation that are preparing to wed likely have their thoughts preoccupied with planning their weddings, and then their subsequent lives together. There is likely no place given in those plans for the potential for divorce. Yet for those who bring significant assets into their marriages, having a prenuptial agreement in place may beContinue reading “Invalidating a prenuptial agreement in Florida”

Dividing your marital assets can be one of the most contentious and complicated steps in a divorce. Between the economic details of property division and the emotional challenges of splitting one estate into two, there are plenty of opportunities for disputes. One common type of dispute stems from failure to disclose marital assets. As partContinue reading “Have you disclosed all your digital assets?”