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Divorcing a narcissistic spouse can create unique legal challenges. You may face manipulation, disputes over child custody or attempts to hide or control marital assets. These actions can make negotiations harder and prolong the process, putting your rights and...
For couples on the edge of divorce, just the thought of white-knuckling it through the upcoming holidays sets their teeth on edge. If you can’t summon the energy to fake playing the happy couple in public one more time, you might need to pull the plug on your marriage...
The breakdown of a marriage is rarely easy, but when emotions run high and communication starts to break down, even the simplest conversations can turn into heated arguments. What once was a partnership can quickly become a battleground of misunderstandings,...
No one expects divorce to be easy, but it is often uniquely complex for professional athletes and their spouses. High earnings, fluctuating income, public visibility and demanding schedules all contribute to challenges that go beyond those of the standard divorce....
Divorce after 50, often called a gray divorce, has become increasingly common as people live longer and priorities shift later in life. While couples in their twenties or thirties often focus on child custody and career-building assets, older couples face different...
If you are a parent in Florida, you have likely heard the term “overnights” when discussing parenting plans. Overnights are more than just where your child sleeps, they shape how time-sharing is divided, child support is calculated and parenting responsibilities are...
When a divorce turns contentious, few issues spark more tension than spousal support. For the spouse seeking alimony, the process can feel uncertain and overwhelming when the other party disputes the need, amount or duration of support. Florida law provides several...
Some couples have more than a romantic relationship - they are also business partners. This adds a layer of complication when they decide to divorce. What happens to the business? Do they have to sell it and split the proceeds, or can they continue to run it together?...
Some people going through a divorce make unfair moves to gain a strategic advantage in property division. One of those moves is intentionally wasting marital assets to lessen the other spouse's share in the divorce settlement. They are aware that by reducing the...
Going through divorce as a business owner can certainly make things more complicated when it comes to asset division. In some cases, the business counts as a marital asset, so your ex may have a claim to a portion of the company’s value based on their contributions or...