On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Jun 11, 2020 | Child Support
In most child custody cases, women are the sole or primary custodial parent. Despite increasing participation in the workforce and the fact that women, on average, are more highly educated than men, women still make less money. This holds true even for women in...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Mar 23, 2020 | Child Support
As this economic downturn continues, the attorneys and staff at Rubinstein & Holz are here to assist. If you are obligated to pay child support or alimony and your income has decreased due to an involuntary change in your job or income status, such as termination,...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Feb 20, 2020 | Child Support
In Florida, the state Department of Revenue manages child support services. Both parents have a legal obligation to provide for a minor child until he or she turns 18. Learn more about how Florida calculates child support for divorcing parents. Child support...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Oct 8, 2019 | Child Support
In the event that you are the non-custodial parent of a child in Florida, it is imperative that you make your court-appointed child support payments on time and in full. Failure to do so can have several damaging consequences, both financial and legal. Plus, child...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Jul 12, 2019 | Child Support
What happens when you reach a point when you are no longer able to meet the requirements of your child support agreement? Things continue to change long after a divorce is final, and you may find that these changes affected your financial capabilities. If you cannot...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Feb 10, 2017 | Child Support
In an article written by its Editorial Board, the Sun Sentinel came out with a strongly worded critique of Governor Rick Scott’s proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The Board was particularly upset that the budget called for $83.5 million in spending...
