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How is the Family Home Divided During Divorce?
Divorce is one of the most emotional experiences you will ever go through. While coming to terms with the fact that your marriage is over, you will also have to make decisions that will impact your future for years to come. Of all the terms of divorce, property division is always one of the… Read More »
How to Enforce Divorce Orders in Florida
After a divorce, a family court will issue many orders regarding the terms of the divorce. These orders may address issues such as property division, child custody, and child support, to name just a few. Court orders are final and legally binding. They must be followed and there are serious consequences for those who… Read More »
Five Common Mistakes to Avoid when Drafting a Prenuptial Agreement
No one wants to think about divorce before they have even gotten married. However, a little forward thinking and planning will go a long way in case you ever do get a divorce in the future. Prenuptial agreements are becoming more popular today for this very reason. Many people do not realize that there… Read More »
The Truth Behind Common Divorce Myths
There are many myths surrounding divorce in Florida. Many of these are due to the fact that people going through the process seek advice from friends and family, even those who have not gotten divorced in the past. When people have gotten divorced, they also often believe the law will work the same way… Read More »
Do You Need a Prenuptial Agreement? Here are Five Signs
Planning a wedding is a fun and joyous time. It is understandable if thinking about a prenuptial agreement is the last thing you want to do. However, drafting this document is important so you can protect your rights, and perhaps your assets in the future. While anyone can benefit from a premarital agreement, there… Read More »
Why are Gray Divorces Becoming So Common?
Many people assume that when a couple has been married for many years, perhaps even decades, they will stay together forever. Unfortunately, that is not always true. Adults aged between 55 and 64 years old have the highest divorce rate among married couples above the age of 20 years old, according to the United… Read More »
Can You Stop Paying Child Support if You are Denied Visitation?
After a divorce, it is not always easy for two people to continue to co-parent. Feelings of resentment and hostility may linger and at times, one parent may even use their children against their former spouse. Sometimes, people even refuse to allow their child to see their other parent. If your former spouse has… Read More »
Four Signs Your Spouse is Hiding Assets During Divorce
The division of marital property is one of the most stressful and contentious parts of any divorce case. Florida follows equitable distribution laws, meaning that property is divided fairly between the spouses, which does not always mean equally. Marital property refers to any asset or liability acquired by either or both spouses during the… Read More »
Permanent Alimony No Longer Possible In Florida
For years, the Florida legislature has been trying to reform alimony laws in the state. Now, they have been successful with SB 1416, which went into effect on July 1, 2023. The law includes a number of changes, including eliminating permanent alimony and changing the duration of alimony when marriages were of a certain… Read More »
Four Frequently Asked Questions About Time-Sharing in Florida
Unlike most other states in the country, Florida law does not recognize the term ‘child custody’. Instead, the terms ‘parental responsibility’ and ‘time-sharing’ are used. The law was changed many years ago to reflect the fact that no parent should ever merely visit their child, but that each parent should have an equal right… Read More »
