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Ms. Weiss has spent her entire career practicing law in South Florida, and brings 21 years of litigation experience in local courtrooms to her clients. Ms. Weiss has a reputation as a skilled attorney whose integrity will not be called into question during the litigation process. She takes all steps...

07/04/2022

Guest Commentary: SB 1796 would impact first responder retirement

Guest Commentary: SB 1796 would impact first responder retirement

The 2022 Florida Legislative Session was one which saw significant legislation passed to protect and care for our state’s first responders. Gov. DeSantis led the charge in making sure first responders received pay, bonuses and incentives in the budget that were reflective of the dedicated service ...

11/03/2022

Contentious Florida alimony bill headed to Gov. DeSantis

Contentious Florida alimony bill headed to Gov. DeSantis

The Family Law Section of The Florida Bar asked Wednesday that he veto the bill.

26/08/2021

20/04/2021

Florida Senate sponsor shelves alimony reform bill

Well... love it or hate it, here it is!

The Florida House spent more than an hour Tuesday asking questions about alimony reform before giving the legislation a tentative green light, but it was all for naught.

02/10/2020

No mask, no child custody. COVID-19 is a new factor in family law.

I think the title of this article is misleading but this is still worth a read

Judges in family court cases, already juggling the competing interests of feuding ex-spouses, now have to add the health risks of COVID-19 as part of their rulings.

12/09/2020

15thcircuit.com

Here is the administrative order issued 9.9.2020 for everyone who has asked about what will change at the courthouse during phase 2. Try not to fall asleep reading it.

10/08/2020

📣We've Moved📣
11380 Prosperity Farms Road, Suite 219
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33410

(561) 229.0702 office
(561) 517-8735 fax

12/06/2020

After Reports of P**n on Zoom, PDA and Attorneys With No Pants, Broward Chief Judge Is Clamping Down | Daily Business Review

Please let’s wear pants for zoom hearings.  even if it’s PJ bottoms...

One attorney appeared on the livestream wearing a business suit without any pants — a faux pas he inadvertently gave away by crossing his legs.

16/04/2020

Appeals Court Rules in Favor of South Florida Doctor in Custody Battle

Good job 3rd DCA!!

The emergency room physician who lost shared custody of her child because a judge ruled that her exposure to COVID-19 was a threat to the child’s safety just got it back, thanks to an appeals court ruling.

11/04/2020

www.15thcircuit.com

New administrative order in Palm Beach County gets you a hearing on time sharing motions pertaining to COVID19 within 5 days!!

28/03/2020

The stimulus check won't be in the mail for Americans who owe child support

The stimulus check won't be in the mail for Americans who owe child support

But back taxes or late student loan payments don't disqualify people from getting the full amount they're eligible for.

22/03/2020

Robyn Weiss Law will remain open during normal business hours while South Florida deals with the COVID19 pandemic. However, in order to protect ourselves, our valued clients and prospective clients and families, we will be working remotely until at least March 30th. If you need a consultation, appointment, or anything else, please call the office number 561-229-0702 and someone will be happy to assist you!

Be safe and be well.

RW

17/03/2020

15th Judicial Circuit of Florida

Court Updates Concerning Coronavirus

The Courts are open.
In an effort to reduce the risk of COVID-19 exposure, all courthouses will be closed each Friday beginning March 27, 2020 through and including May 1, 2020.
Court closures: March 27, April 3, April 10, April 17, April 24, May 1
Citizens of Palm Beach County:
The Chief Judge and Judges of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit are concerned about your health and safety. The Circuit has taken steps to help ensure that the courts can continue to operate safely including asking the County to implement more frequent cleaning at all "high contact" surfaces in the courthouses.

Today, the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Florida entered Administrative Order AOSC20-13. The order suspends all grand jury proceedings, jury selection proceedings, and criminal and civil jury trials beginning Monday, March 16, 2020 through Friday, March 27, 2020.

At this point in time, the courts of the Circuit are proceeding with all court events with the exception of those outlined in paragraph 2 on page 3 (and listed above). Therefore, if you have a scheduled court hearing and it is not a jury trial, you must appear either in person or telephonically. If you wish to appear telephonically, please contact your attorney. If you do not have an attorney you must contact the divisional judge's office in advance. The courthouses are open.

Please continue to monitor the Circuit's webpage and the Circuit's HOTLINE at 561-233-0344 for more information.

The Court is also requesting your assistance in limiting the spread of COVID-19.

Please do not come to any of the courthouses if you:

Are exhibiting any symptoms of COVID-19 (fever, cough, or shortness of breath)
Have been diagnosed with or have had contact with anyone who has been diagnosed with COVID-19
Have been asked to self-quarantine by any doctor, hospital, or health agency
Have recently travelled from an area with widespread COVID-19 or have had close contact with someone who recently travelled from an area with widespread COVID-19
If you fall within any of the above categories and are required to report or appear in court, you should proceed as follows:

For Jury Service
For Traffic Court
For Criminal Court
For C

The Chief Judge and Judges of the Fifteenth Judicial Circuit are concerned about your health and safety. The Circuit has taken steps to help ensure that the courts can continue to operate safely including asking the County to implement more frequent cleaning at all "high contact" surfaces in the cou...

11/02/2020

Amy Hamlin: Sweeping alimony changes will hurt Florida families

Amy Hamlin: Sweeping alimony changes will hurt Florida families

Hasty changes to alimony reform won’t yield better results for Florida families.

07/02/2020

Man Says He Burned $1 Million in Cash to Keep Money from Ex-Wife in Divorce: Report

Now I’ve seen some real bad actors but I think this guy takes the cake. He could’ve at least donated it to a charity...

The 55-year-old businessman was reportedly ordered to pay a $2,000-per-day fine to his former wife

24/01/2020

Florida Supreme Court Justices Back Away From Major Death Penalty Ruling

What a shame....

The Florida Supreme Court said Thursday that unanimous jury recommendations are not necessary before death sentences can be imposed, as justices backed away from a 2016 decision that revamped the state’s capital-punishment system.

18/01/2020

Man asks judge for trial by combat with ex-wife, lawyer

Maybe I’ll try this...

A man has asked a judge to let him engage in a sword fight with his ex-wife and her attorney so that he can “rend their souls” from their bodies.

24/08/2019

25/07/2019

Florida domestic violence victims now get unemployment benefits, but is it enough?

Unemployment compensation for victims of domestic violence!

Domestic violence victims in Florida who’ve been forced to quit their job and/or relocate to avoid an abusive situation can qualify for unemployment benefits, as of July 1. Florida is the 42nd state to offer the benefits.

21/04/2019

True story

05/04/2019

April 1, 2019 Letters

The second letter (scroll down), written by two friends and colleagues of mine, explains how unregulated attorney solicitation by mail can be so dangerous for domestic violence victims. This is an extremely important issue that victims getting divorced need to be aware of!!! Worth a read for sure!!!❤️

Paternity Leave Yes, I took paternity leave (and I’m not afraid to admit it). I am a husband. I am a father. I am a lawyer. I am those three things in that order. Yet often times in the midst of dealing with clients and deadlines, I forget about the true order of my life priorities. That said, I h...

22/03/2019

lookaside.fbsbx.com

Proposed alimony reform. Not a fan ....
Update.... I hear this is dying on the vine!

15/02/2019

05/02/2019

Tax Deductions That Disappeared This Year | WTOP

Tax Deductions That Disappeared This Year | WTOP

This tax-filing season, taxpayers are poised to experience the impact of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, which eliminated beneficial deductions and credits. Touted as the largest tax overhaul in 30…

03/02/2019

24/01/2019

U.S. Courts Say They Can’t Stay Open Past Feb. 1 If Shutdown Continues

U.S. Courts Say They Can’t Stay Open Past Feb. 1 If Shutdown Continues

The U.S. court system can continue operating during the partial government shutdown until Jan. 31, according to a statement by the federal Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts.

23/01/2019

18/01/2019

Pets of Domestic-Violence Victims Will Now Be Protected Under Law

Pets of Domestic-Violence Victims Will Now Be Protected Under Law

One-third of victims say they had delayed leaving abusive situations because they were worried about their pets’ safety.

06/01/2019

The Courts Run Out of Cash Next Friday. Here’s What Happens Then

This is scary

Companies turning to the federal courts to resolve fights with rivals and customers might be in limbo if the government shutdown continues.

05/01/2019

Happy Friday!

31/12/2018

28/12/2018

Have a safe and Happy New Year! Ring in 2019 safely! Don't drink and drive! Take an Uber!!

28/12/2018

Couples rush to divorce by year-end — to save on taxes

Couples rush to divorce by year-end — to save on taxes

Sparring spouses are racing to finalize their divorces before changes in the way alimony is taxed kick in next year

19/09/2018

25/05/2018

Very excited to announce our new location as of June 1st. 840 U.S. Highway 1 Suite 330 North Palm Beach, FL 33408. Come on over and visit us!