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The state of Florida is an equitable distribution state, which means that joint assets are divided based on a number of factors. These factors typically include the length of the marriage, the physical condition of each spouse and each person's needs after the divorce...
Divorce can take a toll on your emotions as well as your finances. You and your ex will have to agree on how your assets will be divided. This includes your 401(k) and other retirement accounts. It can be challenging to come to an agreement, but you need to have a...
While you undergo a divorce in Florida, you likely have a lot on your mind. Most people will jump to wondering who will get the house, car and retirement accounts, but that's not all you need to be concerned with. Some assets are commonly hidden during a divorce, so...
There are many reasons couples decide to end their marriages, but it's common for ex-spouses say that a lack of trust was one of the main factors that led to divorce. When trust is compromised in a marriage, it's not far-fetched to think that one or both spouses could...
With divorce among people over age 50 continuing to rise, some older couples in Florida might be faced with having to experience a "gray divorce." Beyond the usual complications brought about by divorce, older couples might face some additional challenges that are...
Most people in Florida who decide to get married intend to live the rest of their lives with their spouses. But unfortunately, divorce is the final result for about half the marriages in the country. When the possibility of divorce becomes a reality, individuals who...
When spouses in Florida decide to divorce, they might negotiate for spousal support or alimony. There are a variety of ways that alimony is awarded, usually with time limitations. However, in some cases, permanent support might be awarded. Factors that affect alimony...
If you're thinking about filing for divorce in Florida, it might seem safe to assume that your retirement account is off-limits. However, many people are surprised to learn that their retirement savings can be divided up like any other asset, even if they're the only...
In many cases, a couple going through a divorce will have to divide all assets between each other. This is called equitable distribution, and it's practiced in Florida and many other states. Basically, the courts will look at all your assets and determine if they are...
Alimony is awarded in divorce cases to ensure that spouses who did not work when they were married or only worked part time are able to support themselves after the marriage ends. In Florida, there are several forms of alimony for family law judges to choose from. One...