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This post is part of a series summarizing each episode of When Split Happens, Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite’s podcast. Access all episode topics here. What should you prepare before divorce mediation in Florida? In this episode of When Split Happens, Jacksonville family law attorney Jay Henderlite of Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite explains which financial documents to gather,…
This post is part of a series summarizing each episode of When Split Happens, Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite’s podcast. Access all episode topics here. What does mediation actually look like in a Florida divorce or family law case? In this episode of When Split Happens, Jacksonville family law attorney Jay Henderlite of Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite explains…
How is child support actually calculated in Florida? Jacksonville family law attorney Jay Henderlite walks through the process step by step.
How do bonuses and overtime affect child support in Florida? Jacksonville family law attorney Jay Henderlite explains how Florida courts consider overtime, bonuses, commissions, and other variable income when calculating child support.
Is wage garnishment only used when a parent falls behind on child support? In this installment of “When Split Happens,” Jacksonville family law attorney Jay Henderlite explains how income withholding works in Florida child support cases.
Jay Henderlite of Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite explains why child support is based on much more than a parent’s salary. Jay discusses how Florida courts consider wages, bonuses, overtime, commissions, tips, self-employment income, rental income, retirement benefits, Social Security, disability payments, and other sources of income. He also explains how courts may impute income when a parent is voluntarily unemployed or underemployed and how income is calculated for self-employed parents.
Military families face unique challenges when deployment intersects with parenting responsibilities and family law. Below are answers to common questions about military divorce, child custody arrangements, and how service obligations can affect existing agreements. Can a deployment affect an existing parenting plan? Yes. Military service obligations can require temporary adjustments to an existing parenting plan,…
Learn how unpaid child support becomes a legal judgment, the enforcement tools available—including wage garnishment, license suspension, tax refund interception, and contempt of court—and why acting quickly is essential if your financial circumstances change. Whether you’re seeking to enforce a child support order or need to request a modification, this episode provides practical guidance on navigating Florida’s child support laws.
Military deployment can create unique challenges for parents navigating custody and time-sharing in Florida. In this episode of When Split Happens, Jay Henderlite of Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite explains how Florida law protects the parental rights of deployed service members and what families can do to prepare before deployment.
Divorce is never simple — but for military families, the legal landscape involves a layer of complexity that civilian families rarely encounter. Federal laws, military-specific benefits, deployment schedules, and multi-state jurisdictional questions all intersect in ways that make military divorce fundamentally different from a standard civilian proceeding. Understanding those differences from the outset helps service members and their spouses approach the process with realistic expectations and the right legal support.