Florida uses the term "time-sharing" to describe a situation in which parents share custody of their children. If you and your spouse decide to divorce, you must agree on a time-sharing plan that supports your child's well-being. Review the factors that influence...
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What role do field sobriety tests play?
When an officer pulls you over on suspicion of driving while intoxicated, they have several options. Many will choose to give you a field sobriety test first. This allows them to decide if they should pursue further testing. But if an officer has other tests they can...
Understanding the mechanics of breath testing devices
If and when you face drunk driving charges in Florida, you may think that the result of a blood test supposedly confirming your intoxication serves as insurmountable proof of your guilt. Yet many of those who come to see us here at Campbell & Madden, PLLC often...
Prioritize children’s needs to reduce negative effects of divorce
Divorce has far-reaching effects on children that can impact their emotional well-being, social skills and their ability to focus in school. Parents can reduce some of the negative effects of their changing family dynamic when they put their children first. Parents...
Understand the two types of Florida divorce
If you are thinking about ending your marriage, you probably know you have to separate from your spouse. However, most people are unsure what to do next to seek a legal divorce in Florida. Review the rules for filing for simplified or regular dissolution of marriage...
How do you navigate your job search with a BUI?
Not too long ago, you received a boating under the influence charge, right around when you started searching for a new job. Does your BUI disqualify you from nearly every position in Florida? Chron breaks down how to explain a BUI during your job search. Your...
What does Florida law say about drug paraphernalia?
Possessing heroin or cocaine is not the only way to run afoul of Florida’s drug laws. Law enforcement could also arrest you if you have an item the law calls drug paraphernalia. Many people may not know that possessing one or more of these items could result in fines...
Can self-defense lead to assault and battery charges?
When it comes to assault and battery charges, self-defense is a common defense strategy. After all, no court would expect you to allow someone else to hurt you without trying to defend yourself. There are limitations to how and when you can use this argument, however....
How badly does a DUI affect your auto insurance?
When faced with a DUI charge, your car insurance may not rank high on your list of priorities. Still, knowing how to move forward strategically involves taking a look at all the risks and inconveniences that may result from a successful conviction. Nerdwallet...
Child custody, financial support and how to keep a house
A divorce often begins with one spouse moving out of a couple's shared marital residence. If he or she intends on gaining custody of the children, property division may require discussing ownership of the family's home. To keep a house, the spouse wishing to continue...