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Separation can evoke feelings of sadness, loneliness and grief that can complicate the process or, worse, make you settle for less than what you deserve. But it doesn't have to be that way. You can navigate through your divorce in Florida with grace, dignity and...
Divorce is a common occurrence in the state of Florida. Since divorce seems so commonplace, it may be easy to assume that one can be completed easily. Some may even wonder if they really need a divorce lawyer. In most cases, entering into such a delicate and complex...
Retirement planning is a concern for many in Florida, but retirement accounts might be overlooked when divorcing spouses negotiate property division. However, these important assets can have a significant impact on financial stability after divorce and should be an...
Florida couples who are getting divorced can take different paths toward dissolving their marriage. One way is to choose mediation, an alternative dispute resolution method. Mediation can provide many benefits for divorcing couples, but whether ordered by the court or...
Many Florida couples thinking about divorce decide to work with a mediator. However, not every mediator is suited to every couple's needs. Choosing the right person can ensure that your divorce involves less difficulty. Choose an expert dedicated to divorce mediation...
Florida courts treat marital assets as divisible during divorce proceedings. However, by implementing safeguards and structuring your business with proper legal documentation, you can shield your business from becoming entangled in a divorce settlement. This proactive...
Divorcing a doctor in Florida can feel overwhelming, but when you arm yourself with knowledge, the process becomes more manageable. To that end, we’re looking at three vital points to consider when negotiating a dissolution of marriage with someone vested in a private...
Divorced spouses in Florida are sometimes ordered to make monthly or semi-monthly payments to their former husbands or wives. Alimony helps spouses who did not work while they were married or earned far less than their husbands or wives to make ends meet, and it can...
The truth remains that about half of marriages in Florida will end in divorce. The decision to end a marriage can vary based on many factors. If you're like most people, you might believe that money is the main cause of divorces. However, a recent study from Forbes...
Florida is an equitable distribution state, which means that you're entitled to roughly half of the marital estate in a divorce. However, this doesn't mean that you'll get 50% ownership or 50% equity in every asset that was acquired in the marriage. For instance, you...