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If you're preparing to file for divorce, and you've begun researching what's involved in doing so, then you've likely come across information about alimony. Unless you've checked to make sure that you're reading an article that's been written in the past year, then...
If you're thinking about getting divorced and you have a job where you receive a salary plus some other type of special compensation, then you may be fairly certain that you know what will happen with your standard pay once you finalize things. You may be a little...
When many couples hear their attorney mention the idea of resolving their differences with the help of a divorce mediator, they often feel as if this isn't the right option for them. Many spouses have been conditioned to believe that mediation is only something people...
Florida is an equitable distribution state. This means that your Fort Myers judge will weigh the contributions each of you made to the marriage when deciding how to split up any marital property that you have. They'll also carefully weigh what's in the best interest...
With more families having two spouses work out of the house, there are more assets and considerations than ever before for couples who choose to end their marriage. Given how common divorce is, especially among people who have been previously married, it makes sense...
It doesn't matter how long you've been divorced. Spending the holidays away from your kids may become less hard on you over the years, but it still hurts. There are some things that you and your ex can do to make sharing your kids during this holiday season a bit more...
If you've known someone that's been through a divorce, then you likely know that it's hard on many different levels. It's quite difficult on a financial level. One of the reasons that it's difficult for divorcing spouses to reach a settlement in their case is because...
Florida child custody matters are often complex. A parent who petitions a judge to relocate to another city or state only makes matters worse. Some relocations may be unavoidable for you, but that doesn't mean that a judge will rule in your favor though.Family law...
If you're preparing to get divorced, then you've likely already started thinking about factors such as property division. You might not have spent a lot of time thinking about how your divorce impacts your tax obligations though.Your ability to file a joint tax return...
You and your soon-to-be ex-spouse have likely acquired significant assets during your marriage. Because Florida law requires judges to equitably distribute marital wealth, you can plan on receiving your fair share of assets. Still, you should be wary about the...