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The end of a marriage may result in many emotional and logistical issues. Some of these are exacerbated by the high level of mistrust that the parties have for each other. However, even the most pressing problems can sometimes be solved without litigation. Many family...
Divorce is a stressful enough process for Florida families without having to deal with a self-centered and unpredictable spouse. Dealing with a narcissist adds a layer of complexity and manipulation that requires careful handling. Document everything Keep records of...
Divorce settlements for Florida couples can become highly complicated, especially if they have considerable assets. One of the aspects that soon becomes apparent as couples enter the process is minimizing the amount of taxes they will have to pay, especially when...
It’s certainly no secret that divorce has the potential to bring out the worst in people, resulting in hurt feelings and ugly court battles. However, divorce isn’t always a contentious, adversarial concept for many Florida couples. If you and your soon-to-be ex agree...
Couples may find it difficult to divide an art collection in a divorce due to both financial value and emotional attachment. Although Florida law requires an equal distribution of assets, you may retain ownership of your art in certain circumstances. Protect with a...
A person must disclose many types of executive compensation during a Florida divorce proceeding. Understanding the different types can ensure that your soon-to-be ex-spouse is not hiding money from you. Salary The most common type of executive compensation is a...
When a couple divorces in Florida, it is almost always necessary to split all assets and debts equitably. This includes any family businesses. During this process, the court must decide if it is feasible to split ownership of the business or if it would be in the best...
In the state of Florida, joint debt is the debt that one or both of the spouses acquired during the marriage. When a couple divorces, the courts in Florida try to identify who is responsible for what part of the joint debt. In most cases, the courts do not affect how...
Florida couples getting a divorce will quickly discover that the finances are the hardest part. Depending on how long you’ve been married, it’ll feel almost impossible to separate assets or plan for your finances as a single person. Where to start with your finances...
Divorce in Florida can take at least 30 days for the simplified and uncontested ones and years for more complicated marriages. The reason for all this time is that divorce is not just about ending your marriage; it is one of the biggest financial transactions in a...