Leslie Wulfsohn Loftus, Guardian Ad Litem extraordinaire! Calling all parents going through a tough divorce - Leslie is here to represent your children's best interests in court! Attorney Leslie Wulfsohn Loftus has recently completed rigorous training to become a...
Florida Fathers’ Rights If you are an unmarried father to a minor child and are trying to figure out what rights you have in Florida, then you’ve probably come across the terms “paternity,” “timesharing,” and “custody.” But what does it all mean? Picture this...
Florida Alimony Effective July 1, 2023, Florida law with respect to alimony was substantially overhauled. There are now five rather than six different types of alimony. The new law did away with permanent periodic alimony. Each of the remaining types of alimony serves...
ST. PETERSBURG, FL. (July 9, 2019) – Leslie Wulfsohn Loftus of Loftus Law, Sarasota, Florida, was recently recognized in the 2019 edition of Florida Trend’s Florida Legal Elite™. The list of 1,126 honorees includes attorneys in private practice as well as top...
Florida Equitable Distribution In Florida dissolution of marriage, or divorce, proceedings, all assets and debts acquired during the marriage must be equitably distributed between the parties. There is a presumption that marital assets and debts will be divided 50/50,...
Florida Divorce Jurisdiction In Florida, certain jurisdictional requirements must be met before a dissolution of marriage case can proceed. There are three main jurisdictional “checkboxes” that must be addressed: subject matter jurisdiction, personal jurisdiction, and...
Florida Custody Welcome to Florida, the land of eternal sunshine! As a new Florida resident, the last thing that is probably on your mind is registering your foreign child custody order. Being proactive, however, and taking this step early can save you precious time...
It’s settled. You and your spouse are getting divorced. So now what happens to all of the “stuff?” Here comes the legal answer that everyone loves to hear, “It depends.” In Florida, a court will engage in a process called “equitable distribution” to determine what...
