Showing posts with label martin law firm. Show all posts
Showing posts with label martin law firm. 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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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
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
Tuesday, April 7, 2015
Martin Law Firm Attorneys Receive Legal Elite Recognition
MARTIN LAW FIRM ATTORNEYS RECEIVE LEGAL ELITE RECOGNITION
The Martin Law Firm, P.L. of Cape Coral, Florida is proud to announce that Steven E. Martin, Eviana J. Martin, Jonathan Bierfeld, Dustin M. Butler, and Patricia Dills have all been named to Florida Trend's Legal Elite Up and Comers.Read more...
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The Martin Law Firm, P.L. of Cape Coral, Florida is proud to announce that Steven E. Martin, Eviana J. Martin, Jonathan Bierfeld, Dustin M. Butler, and Patricia Dills have all been named to Florida Trend's Legal Elite Up and Comers.Read more...
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Sunday, April 5, 2015
Who Is In Charge Of An Estate When There Is No Will?
On February 29, 2012 the Second District Court of Appeals issued an opinion involving the appointment of a Personal Representative (sometimes referred to as an executor or administrator) for the estate of a decedent who died without a Will. When a decedent has made a valid Will, this documentRead more...
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Administrator,
allegations,
evidence,
Executor,
fitness of a nominated Personal Representative,
intestate,
Jr.,
Last Will and Testatment,
martin law firm,
Personal Representative,
Probate Administration,
qualification of a Personal Representative,
Thomas E. Shipp,
tom shipp
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