Divorce Attorney Jonathan Jacobs talks to you about attorney's fees in divorce cases, emphasizing the importance of financial resources, statutory law, and case law. It discusses how courts determine the awarding of fees based on the parties' financial situations and behaviors during litigation, providing practical examples to illustrate these points.
- Most callers inquire about how to obtain attorney's fees.
- Florida law allows courts to order attorney's fees based on financial resources.
- If one party makes significantly less, they may not pay fees.
- Sanctionable conduct can influence fee awards.
- The court may not award fees if non-compliance is justified.
- No expert testimony is required for fee applications.
- Relevant factors include case duration and merits of positions.
- The court's decision often hinges on financial resources.
- Litigators frequently request fees without reasonable grounds.
- Asking for fees without basis can be seen as a tactic.
- titles
- Navigating Attorney's Fees in Divorce
- The Financial Dynamics of Divorce Litigation
Chapters
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Understanding Attorney's Fees in Divorce Cases
02:53
Factors Influencing Attorney's Fees Awards
04:47
Case Examples and Practical Insights
Call Jacobs Law Firm at 407-335-8113 to learn more. This is not legal advice and does not establish an attorney-client relationship. www.jjlawfl.com
