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Florida’s alimony system has long been regarded as unique. It was often accused of being an anachronism, with “permanent” alimony for homemakers that critics say reflected a bygone era when women often could not support themselves. As of 2023, that has changed. After...
Divorces can be highly contentious, especially when dealing with heated emotions and numerous assets. But what if there is a better way for you and your spouse to approach your divorce? Every couple’s situation is unique, but a collaborative divorce may be a viable...
Division of personal property is often among the most pressing concerns during a Florida divorce. People often worry about what could become of their finances and what debts they will have to take responsibility for after a divorce. People in certain circumstances...
When you are going through a complex divorce, it can be difficult to determine the allocation of major assets. There definitely needs to be both a strategy and an end game in place. However, there are also laws and regulations that must be followed in a complex...
Talking about mediation often conjures thoughts of lengthy sit-down discussions. People often think that they need to sit and discuss divorce matters for hours with their spouse and their attorneys. Therefore, those currently in the early stages of a seemingly...
Losing a job is nearly always a stressful and frightening experience – especially when you have a family to help support. If you’re paying child support, however, you’re also dealing with a court order that requires monthly payments and an ex who may be less than...
When you divorce, you and your spouse must each present a list of your assets to the court. You must be honest when doing so, but not everyone is. Some spouses try to hide assets from their spouse and the court to avoid having to share them in the property division...
Some divorces are relatively simple. Spouses may amicably agree to the divorce and cooperate on all major issues. They may have so few assets that there is nothing for them to fight over during the divorce. They might even have a contract, like a prenuptial agreement,...
Some Florida divorces are resolved relatively quickly, with the parties agreeing on most issues. In other divorces, however, the spouses might have differences that they cannot resolve, which leads to them ending up in court, where a judge will decide for them. This...
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...