Florida family law has a complex series of statutes that govern marriage, divorce, child support. In Florida, both parents are considered financially responsible for any offspring between them.

Busciglio Sheridan & Schoeb, P.A., a leading law firm specializing in Family Law, Personal Injury, Criminal Defense, Estate & Probate, Dependency, U.S. Immigration, and Entertainment law is pleased to announce the addition of four highly skilled individuals to their esteemed team.

When the Florida state legislature met in 2023, they made significant changes to liability laws. As a no-fault state, Florida’s previous statutes laid the responsibility for damages and injury at your feet. Here's what those changes mean for you.

Martha E. Aristizabal, Esquire, a member of our team and prominent attorney specializing in Family and U.S. Immigration law has been nominated for the prestigious Top 10 Under 40 recognition by the National Academy of Family Law Attorneys (NAFLA)!

Twelve states, Florida included, operate under a No-Fault system. This does not mean “fault” never comes into the equation, but the mindset behind it is that they don’t want people putting off getting medical treatment they need while the insurance companies decide which party is liable for the accident.

Joshua G. Sheridan. Esq., and Marie S. Schoeb, Esq., have been honored with nominations to the prestigious Super Lawyers list for the 2023 season!

Although divorce has become less frequent, the need for a prenup or postnup may still be in your best interest. What should you know about these legal agreements?

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We’ve been busy bees at the office, stretching far and wide across Tampa Bay to build meaningful relationships with our clients and community partners. 

There’s nothing like a fender bender to have you pondering your permanent driving record. Even the most mild of accidents must be reported in order to rectify the situation. If you’re curious about how long an accident stays on your driving record after it’s all said and done, you’re not alone.

If you’re married, it's important to know the advantages and disadvantages of filing jointly vs. separately to prevent an even more challenging filing season. Determining your eligibility for various ways to file your taxes doesn’t have to be complicated or overwhelming if you start early and know your role.

Whether you’re mulling over primary timesharing, 50/50 timesharing, or any and everything in between, you shouldn’t have to go it alone. Separation can take a physical, mental, and emotional toll on the family unit. While you experience the waves of turmoil that often accompany a divorce, navigating this transition with as little impact as possible on your children is vital.

If you’re going through a divorce and you’re worried about losing your spousal military benefits, you’re not alone. A divorce attorney plays many roles, and a complex situation involving military benefits might feel incredibly intimidating without support.