Divorce can take a significant toll on your emotions and finances. Property division can be challenging if you have a pending pension plan. Usually, a pension is considered a joint asset, which means the value of the pension must be divided in a divorce. If you're a...
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Things to consider when deciding what to do with your home during a divorce
One of the most common challenges that come with filing for divorce in Florida is deciding what to do with the home you share with your spouse. Many people have emotional ties to the property or aren't sure where they can afford to live if they move out. There are a...
Why is it so important to create a detailed parenting plan?
Most divorced parents in Florida feel a great deal of concern over the well-being of their kids. Whether you're creating a parenting plan for the first time or modifying an existing one, a detailed plan can make a tremendous difference in how well your kids adapt....
How do you divide a 401(k) in a divorce?
If you're thinking about getting married in Florida, you may want to sign a prenup first. If you don't, most of your assets will be up for grabs if you get divorced. This includes your 401(k), even if it only has your name on it, and you've been saving up for decades....
The importance of a forensic psychologist with child custody
Child custody battles can become long and ugly, so Florida judges may decide to call in a forensic psychologist. These professionals are often beneficial to a child custody case as they help in the development of settlements and arrangements. What does the...
Paying for a child’s education after a divorce
A divorce may allow you to end a relationship with your spouse. However, it doesn't absolve you from paying for a portion of your child's educational expenses. For instance, you may be required to cover the cost of private high school tuition or the cost of attending...
3 things you should know about child support in Florida
Divorce in Florida encompasses a wide range of considerations, from property and asset division to child custody and child support. It is important that you consult with your divorce attorney for all the specifics regarding your particular divorce case. In terms of...
3 things to consider before moving out of the marital home
When you and your spouse decide to break up, it may be difficult to live in the same home. Residing in the marital house together may cause some emotional turmoil. You may be considering leaving the marital home as soon as you can. However, leaving the family home can...
Am I paying too much in spousal support?
Perhaps a judge ordered you to pay an amount of spousal support that you thought was excessive from the start, or your circumstances have changed enough that the amount of spousal support you agreed to pay seems excessive now. It could also be that something has...
Can I get a divorce while a protective order is in effect?
It is a rare situation to encounter a divorce that is without stress, conflict or hard feelings. This is especially true if domestic violence is a factor. If you are the victim of emotional or physical abuse, you may already know that your spouse can make it extremely...