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Divorce brings about financial changes, not just in income and expenses but also in taxes. In Florida, individuals going through a divorce may lose or gain certain tax breaks due to their settlement. These shifts can have long-term implications on financial stability,...
There are many benefits to choosing collaborative dispute resolution. You have more control over the process and outcomes of your divorce. It allows you to work with the other party to find solutions rather than going against them and letting a judge decide. If you...
In some cases, couples may have serious questions about paternity. For instance, maybe there is a dispute. A woman says that a man is her child’s father, but the man claims that he is not the father. He says that the woman actually had a different partner and is just...
When a couple divorces in Florida, they may be able to come to an agreement about who gets what. However, there are also scenarios where spouses cannot reach a resolution concerning some assets and need to leave the decision to a judge. For example, resolving the...
Alimony is meant to offer financial support to a lower-earning spouse following a divorce. It’s designed to help the receiving spouse maintain a standard of living similar to the one they enjoyed during the marriage. However, individuals should know that just because...
Divorce can be one of the most emotionally and legally challenging experiences in life, both for individuals who have anticipated the end of their marriage and those who didn’t see a divorce coming. Under either set of circumstances, individuals often grapple with...
It’s common for couples to marry while one partner is still finishing their education. It may take years to obtain an MBA, law or medical degree. Earning those degrees can become costly, often requiring the student to borrow hundreds of thousands of dollars. Then, it...
Even a divorce with no hostility or disputes can be complicated. The complexity is likely to increase in divorces involving successful professionals. In high-asset divorces, several unique challenges can arise. Preparing for them in advance may lessen their impact....
Some spouses do their best to cheat their partners out of their fair share of assets when they divorce. One common way they do this is to try and hide some assets. If you suspect your spouse might try to do this to you, then it’s useful to understand what the warning...
Many couples opt to run a business together. Both spouses may share an equal workload, or contributions from one spouse can be more minor. In any case, involvement from both spouses in a business often entitles them to a share should a divorce occur. Asset division,...