by Scott Smiley | Dec 14, 2023 | Family Law
Are you facing a dissolution of marriage with minor children involved? Understanding the intricacies of custody issues is crucial, and meeting with Scott Smiley at your free initial consultation can provide answers to many of your questions. This blog aims to shed...
by Scott Smiley | Nov 28, 2023 | Family Law
Navigating the complex terrain of fathers’ custody rights in Florida requires a nuanced understanding of the legal landscape. At Thompson, Crawford, Brown & Smiley, we recognize the importance of providing accurate and reliable information for fathers...
by Mallory Bennett Brown | Mar 15, 2023 | Family Law
What is a last will and testament? A last will and testament is a document that states who is to receive the assets of a deceased person (the decedent). Of all the legal documents prepared by lawyers, wills still require the most formality in signing. Wills not signed...
by Scott Smiley | Mar 10, 2022 | Family Law
As your child(ren) grow up and mature, so do their needs. This can result in the necessary modification of court ordered support from one or both parents. When are you able to modify child support? Generally, in Florida, the non-custodial parent must pay child support...
by Scott Smiley | Feb 15, 2022 | Family Law
Although Valentine’s Day comes around once a year, divorces are year-round. If you and your spouse are considering or in the middle of filing for divorce it is important to understand what lies ahead for you both. This blog aims at summarizing the essentials of a...
by Beth Miller | Oct 6, 2020 | Family Law
Hi everyone. My name is Beth Miller, and I am the newest addition to Thompson, Crawford & Smiley. I am an attorney that works in our family law section. I wanted to remind everyone that we are here for you to help navigate you through any family law matter that...
