Year: 2023

The majority of couples enter marriage with the intent of making it last. Nonetheless, the reality is that a considerable number of marriages end in divorce. The causes of divorce are numerous, with infidelity, parenting disagreements and money issues being just some...

Getting a divorce is an intensely personal and painful experience, but it is also a legal procedure governed by strict laws. In other words, spouses must follow the rules when going through a divorce, even when their emotions are overwhelming. If this is your first...

Property division is a necessary component of any Florida divorce. Couples have to separate their financial resources and obligations to begin living independently. Some assets are easy to divide, while others can be more of a challenge. Particularly valuable assets,...

It’s important not to make financial mistakes during a divorce. One piece of advice that people will sometimes give is not to spend any money while going through the divorce process. They warn that you can be accused of fraud or asset dissipation, as your spouse may...

Many business partners are also married couples. They may both have had other jobs when they got married, but then they decided to open their own business together. Eventually, that business grew to the point that it was the only employment they needed, and they...

When it rains, it seems like it pours. Maybe your marriage is on the rocks, and your spouse’s business is suddenly hemorrhaging money. Could the two be connected? “Sudden income deficit syndrome” is a rather tongue-in-cheek term to describe the fact that small...

Divorce involves untangling yourself from a life that was once deeply intertwined with another’s. That can be both a logistical and emotional nightmare. While that’s largely always been true, the popularity of social media in the modern era has added a whole new layer...

Many married couples will sell their homes when they get divorced. But don’t assume that they have to. There are other options, such as one person buying the other person’s share or the couple continuing to co-own the home after the divorce. The reason for selling the...

If divorce and either paying or receiving alimony are on the horizon, it’s important to know about a new term that’s entered the legal lexicon in Florida: durational alimony. It may not feel new if you follow state politics at all, since lawmakers and governors have...