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The “Tipsy Coachman” Doctrine: Why Appellate Courts Affirm Right Results for Wrong Reasons

October 1, 2026
Anthony Meehan Genova, Esq., B.C.S. In legal practice, trial judges occasionally reach the correct legal outcome through flawed logic or mistaken reasoning. When an appealing party asks a higher court to reverse a judgment...
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The Privacy Boundaries of Electronic Discovery: Balancing Text Message Production Against Family Member Privacy Rights in Florida Dissolution Proceedings

October 1, 2026
Anthony Meehan Genova, Esq., B.C.S., I. Introduction: The ESI Dilemma in Modern Family Law In modern marital dissolution and child custody litigation, electronically stored information (ESI)—particularly text...
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Grandparent Rights in Dependency and Adoption: Lessons from S.C.T.A. v. Department of Children and Families

October 1, 2026
Anthony Meehan Genova, Esq., B.C.S. When child protective agencies remove children from parental custody, fit grandparents frequently step forward to offer a loving, stable home. However, bureaucratic inertia and procedural...
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Dissolving a Domestic Violence Injunction: Legal Standards, Burden of Proof, and the Keller Precedent

October 1, 2026
Anthony Meehan Genova, Esq., B.C.S. Final judgments of injunction for protection against domestic violence are judicial decrees designed to protect victims from harm, threats, or unwanted contact. Although permanent...
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When Divorce Meets Immigration: Does a Former Spouse Have a Legal Duty to Assist with Paperwork?

October 1, 2026
Anthony Meehan Genova, Esq., B.C.S. When a marriage ends, family law courts routinely partition marital assets, establish spousal support, and approve shared parenting plans. However, when a foreign national spouse or minor...
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Contempt, Enforcement, and the Purge Condition: Navigating Family Law Remedies

October 1, 2026
In post-dissolution proceedings, securing a court order for alimony, child support, or parenting arrangements is often only half the battle. When an obligor fails to comply with a final judgment, the obligee must seek...
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