13 Feb

Scott A. Levine, P.A. is open and fully functioning. For our existing clients, we will continue to keep you updated on your cases, and answer your...

13 Feb

I don’t want my Ex’s new love interest around our child

Can you keep your ex’s new squeeze from spending time with your children? Even in an amicable divorce, feelings can be complex when an...

13 Feb

Mediation Before Filing A Divorce Case

Once a divorce case is filed, the Court will, in most cases, order the parties to attend a mediation conference, prior to scheduling a trial, or as...

13 Feb

Post-judgment downward alimony modifications in Florida.

Sometimes, changed circumstances evolve after divorce that warrant a downward modification of alimony / spousal support. Such examples include the...

13 Feb

Dividing IRAs In a Divorce

Practically every divorce case involves marital assets to be divided between the parties of significant concerns are the tax issues involved in...

13 Feb

Divorce in the Age of BITCOIN

Since they are often traded pseudonymously, cryptocurrencies can be difficult assets to locate and potentially a good place to hide assets during...

13 Feb

Scott A. Levine P.A. announces relocation to its new office in East Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Effective June 18, 2018, Scott A. Levine, P.A. has relocated to its new office in East Fort Lauderdale. Our new office is located at 6550...

13 Feb

Scott A. Levine Certified by the Florida Supreme Court as a Family Mediator.

On September 1, 2017, the Florida Supreme Court Certified Scott A. Levine, Esq. as a Family Mediator. Scott A. Levine is happy to assist you as a...

13 Feb

Florida Bar Family Law Section appoints Scott A. Levine to Rules and Forms Committee; Children’s Issues Committee; Support Issues Committee, and Equitable Distribution Committee

Scott A. Levine, P.A. is pleased to announce that Scott A. Levine, Esq. has been appointed to serve on the following Florida Bar, Family Law Section...

13 Feb

Timesharing and Parenting Reforms (Limited Timesharing Bill Moves Forward)

Although there is no timesharing bill in Florida this year, SB 590 seeks to establish parenting plans in child support proceedings. The good news...

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