- DivorceThe law firm of Jonathan P. Culver, P.A., with offices in Ocala and Gainesville, Florida, represent men and woman throughout the divorce process, including military divorce issues, from the initial filing through modifications done after a final judgment has been entered.
- Child SupportJonathan P. Culver, P.A. in Ocala and Gainesville, Florida is an experienced divorce attorney. He has experience in all family law matters, including divorce, custody, child support, and paternity. He is certified family law mediator who can guide you through any difficult issue.
- Child Custody and VisitationChild custody matters in Florida are now fashioned into parenting plans, which outline the time each parent has with his or her children. These parenting plans are very detailed, and paying attention to those details is very important. For example, parenting plans often require that one parent be designated for school zones.
- AdoptionGrandparents, aunts, or adult siblings who find themselves caring for a child have a way to obtain temporary custody. There are certain basic requirements. Stepparent adoption is a good option for many blended families.
- PaternityIn divorce and paternity cases, the next step is providing the other party with financial information. Florida has a rule which requires each person to file a financial affidavit. This affidavit lists the person’s income, assets, debts, and monthly expenses. In addition, each party must provide three months worth of pay stubs, three months of bank statements, and three years of tax returns. With this, a certificate of compliance is filed.
- Premarital AgreementConsider having a prenuptial agreement if you have kids from a prior relationship. Here's a video with some details on these types of agreements.
- Spousal SupportAlimony is an issue which is often litigated. There is no objective way to assess it, but it comes up in many cases. Support is based on need and ability to pay. This is as vague as it sounds. However, it is the primary way to determine alimony. Florida law provides several different types of … Read more
- Estate PlanningAttention needs to be kept on all aspects of estate planning. Assets should be identified in advance. Personal representatives need to be identified, and it’s always a good idea to name an alternate – or backup – executor (or personal representative).
- Wills
- TrustsMr. Culver offers video tips and help on navigating child custody and support, divorce, trusts and estates, wills, and other legal issues for Florida families.
- Probate