Recent Blog Posts
Florida Family Law Reform: Understanding the New Rules for Durational Alimony
Senate Bill 1416 (SB 1416) was signed into law by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis earlier this year. The legislation reforms our state’s alimony laws—including the standard for durational alimony. At the Law Office of Gale H. Moore P.A., we help people navigate the full range of divorce issues. Here, our Clearwater spousal support attorney… Read More »
What Parents Should Know About the Changes to Florida’s Paternity Laws (More Protections for Unwed Fathers)
As reported by Florida Politics, Governor Ron DeSantis signed House Bill 775 (HB 775) into law earlier this year. The legislation—which reforms Florida Statute 742—has major implications for the determination of parentage (paternity) cases. HB 775 officially took effect in the state on July 1st, 2023—meaning it is now active law. Here, our Clearwater… Read More »
Your Guide to Florida’s 2023 Alimony Reform (Permanent Alimony Ending)
According to a report from CBS News, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed Senate Bill 1416 (SB 1416) into law. It is a comprehensive reform package that, among other things, effectively ends permanent alimony in Florida. The bill has major implications for people in our state. Within this blog post, our Clearwater spousal support attorney… Read More »
Four Key Considerations that Should Be Addressed as Part of a Child Support Case in Florida
A divorce or separation in Pinellas County is never easy—especially for parents of a young child. A wide range of family law issues need to be addressed, including child support obligations. Child support cases can be complicated. It is best to be as detail-focused as possible when going through the process. Here, our Clearwater… Read More »
Can You Get Your Former Name Restored After a Divorce in Florida?
Divorce is complicated. There are so many legal, logistical, and highly personal issues that need to be addressed and resolved—potentially including a name. According to data cited by Forbes Magazine, a significant number of married women who opt to change their name prefer to restore their maiden name after a divorce. Florida has specialized… Read More »
Is There Anything That I Can Do To Speed Up My Divorce?
Are you ready to file for a divorce in Florida? It is normal to feel stressed out and uneasy. You may just want to get the process behind you as soon as you possibly can. This raises an important question: Can I speed up the divorce process in Florida? The short answer is “yes”—assuming… Read More »
Five Myths About Child Custody Laws And Child Custody Cases In Florida
Are you getting divorced or otherwise separating from a co-parent? If so, you may have a lot of questions about Florida’s custody process. There are many misconceptions about how the law actually works in our state. Within this article, our Clearwater child custody attorney dispels five of the most myths about child custody laws… Read More »
Are You A Dentist Getting Divorced In Florida? Here Is What You Need To Know
According to data from the Florida Department of Health, there are approximately ten thousand licensed dentists actively practicing in the state. Dentistry can be a lucrative, rewarding, but also demanding career. A study published by The BMJ notes that 25 percent of American dentists in the U.S. have been divorced. For a dentist (and… Read More »
What Are The Key Factors That Impact Property Division In Divorce In Florida?
Are you preparing for a divorce in Florida? You may have a lot of questions about property division. Financial issues are often among the most challenging and contentious in divorce cases. It is useful to have a comprehensive understanding of the factors that Florida courts will consider in property division matters. Here, our Clearwater… Read More »
How A Comprehensive Parenting Plan Can Help Create A Stable Environment For Your Children After A Divorce In Florida
For parents who share young children or teenagers, ending a marriage can be difficult. Creating a secure, stable home environment for kids—both now and going forward—is essential. A parenting plan is a useful tool that can be used to help foster stability for children even during some challenging times. Here, our Clearwater child custody… Read More »
