Child support in Florida is paid by a parent to help with the upkeep of a child. A non-custodial parent usually pays the custodial parent to help care for their children. Financial support covers the living expenses agreed upon by both parents in a family court. The...
Handling complex divorce and family law cases in the Tampa Bay Area, including, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Tampa, and New Port Richey
Handling complex divorce and family law cases in the Tampa Bay Area, including, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Tampa, and New Port Richey
Handling complex divorce and family law cases in the Tampa Bay Area, including, Clearwater, St. Petersburg, Tampa, and New Port Richey
Year: 2022
Divorcing doctors: what should I know about practice valuations?
Doctors going through divorces in Florida should pay careful attention to their medical practice valuations. It’s worth enlisting the support of a family law attorney with forensic accounting experience. Questions to consider when valuing a medical practice for a...
Getting divorced can create several financial consequences
It can be an emotional roller coaster when you're getting a divorce in Florida. Unfortunately, there are other consequences you'll need to deal with in addition to this element when you're in this position. Running a household independently without your spouse around...
Tips for negotiating your alimony agreement
If you and your spouse have decided to end your marriage, you'll likely have to negotiate when it comes to your alimony settlement. You can make this process less stressful by keeping a few important tips in mind. If you're a Florida resident, here are some...
Considerations when dividing assets in Florida divorce
If you are getting divorced in Florida, one of the most important things to consider is how to divide your income-producing assets. These include anything from your home and businesses to your retirement accounts. Here's a look at how the law would apply to you,...
Ways to protect your retirement in a divorce
Retirement assets are one of the most difficult assets to divide for divorces in Florida. The complexity of the rules that govern these retirement assets makes them hotly contested and difficult to unwind, but there are ways to protect retirement assets. Retirement...
Differences between alimony and child support in Florida
When a couple decides to get divorced in Florida, one of the first decisions they will have to make is how to split up their assets and liabilities. This includes figuring out who will pay for child support and alimony. Here are the main differences between the two....
Determining child support for joint custody agreements
Joint custody is shared legal or physical custody of children when the parents are separated or divorced. If parents decide on joint custody, they will share in the daily care of the children. Child support is a huge part of any custody agreement, and if you're a...
Handling financial issues during a divorce
There are financial challenges that are inherent to the process of divorce in Florida. You're likely to have a bad start in your new life if you can't properly anticipate what will happen next after the divorce is finalized. Handling debt As a joint partnership, the...
Considerations for stay-at-home parents in divorce
When a couple in Florida decides to get divorced, it can be a difficult decision for both parties. However, if you're a stay-at-home parent, divorce can be an even more complicated process. You have to understand your rights and what you're entitled to if you want to...