Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: Have minor child and 2 homes

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I have to presume that you are suggesting that you want to file for divorce and request one home. It is very possible that the court will agree to such a division of the property if the parties are unable to do so amicably. You should retain counsel who can work with you towards reaching an agreement to avoid litigating this in court and to help resolve all other matters including reasonable child support, if applicable.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.