Showing posts with label Liridona Sinani. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Liridona Sinani. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 13, 2015
What are my parental rights as a biological father of a child who was born while the mother was married to another man?
To answer this question briefly, a biological father has no rights to a child born while the mother was married to another man, unless the mother's husband relinquishes his parental rights through proper procedure. In Florida, the "legal father" of a child is defined as the man to whom theRead more...
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Section 751.011(2)(a),
Slowinski and Bradberry v. Sweeney
Monday, April 27, 2015
Attorney Liridona Sinani joins team at Martin Law Firm
CAPE CORAL, Fla. (September 25, 2012) Liridona Sinani has joined the attorneys at Martin Law Firm announced firm principal, Steven E. Martin.
Liridona Sinani's practice focuses primarily on family law, probate litigation and general civil litigation.
Liridona earned her Bachelor of ArtsRead more...
Liridona Sinani's practice focuses primarily on family law, probate litigation and general civil litigation.
Liridona earned her Bachelor of ArtsRead more...
Sunday, April 26, 2015
Attorney Liridona Sinani joins team at Martin Law Firm
CAPE CORAL, Fla. (September 25, 2012) Liridona Sinani has joined the attorneys at Martin Law Firm announced firm principal, Steven E. Martin.
Liridona Sinani's practice focuses primarily on family law, probate litigation and general civil litigation.
Liridona earned her Bachelor of ArtsRead more...
Liridona Sinani's practice focuses primarily on family law, probate litigation and general civil litigation.
Liridona earned her Bachelor of ArtsRead more...
Friday, April 10, 2015
What are my parental rights as a biological father of a child who was born while the mother was married to another man?
To answer this question briefly, a biological father has no rights to a child born while the mother was married to another man, unless the mother's husband relinquishes his parental rights through proper procedure. In Florida, the "legal father" of a child is defined as the man to whom theRead more...
Labels:
1st DCA,
Appeal,
biological father,
Child Custody,
custody,
dual fathership,
Establishing Paternity,
extended family member,
family law,
Florida Statute section 751.03,
legal father,
Liridona Sinani,
martin law firm,
Paternity,
putative father,
Section 751.011(2)(a),
Slowinski and Bradberry v. Sweeney
If I am relocating, can I seek to modify the time-sharing agreement of my minor child?
It is important to note that any modification to a determination of parental responsibility, a parenting plan, or a time-sharing schedule may not be achieved without a showing of a substantial, material, and unanticipated change in circumstances. In addition, the modification must be in the bestRead more...
Thursday, April 9, 2015
Attorney Liridona Sinani joins team at Martin Law Firm
CAPE CORAL, Fla. (September 25, 2012) Liridona Sinani has joined the attorneys at Martin Law Firm announced firm principal, Steven E. Martin.
Liridona Sinani's practice focuses primarily on family law, probate litigation and general civil litigation.
Liridona earned her Bachelor of ArtsRead more...
Liridona Sinani's practice focuses primarily on family law, probate litigation and general civil litigation.
Liridona earned her Bachelor of ArtsRead more...
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