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As Florida couples begin the process of divorce, they will need to divide most aspects of their lives. While people often think about how to divide their property, debts incurred during the marriage are also addressed during negotiations and included in the division....
In recent years, there has been a surge in the divorce rate for those over the age of 50, often referred to as "gray divorce." A gray divorce can be more complicated for those who have amassed wealth or assets over time. High-net-worth couples in Florida going through...
If you're involved in a divorce in Florida involving specialized assets, splitting them can be trickier than usual. Understanding how each one works is essential to ensure that you receive a fair value. Considering tax consequences and understanding how specific...
Florida uses an income share model to calculate how much child support a parent has to pay. Thus, you can estimate how much you'll have to pay to help calm your nerves about the court date. Both parents pay Florida requires that both parents pay to support their...
When it comes to dividing property in Florida for a high-asset divorce, the costs and the financial impact can be quite significant. That is why many high-net-worth individuals are anxious about the prospect of divorce. There are methods to protect a person's assets...
When a couple decides to get divorced in Florida, one of the many decisions they have to make is what to do with a life insurance policy. In most cases, it will be necessary to split the policy between the two former spouses. This can be a difficult process, but it is...
Many parents feel nervous in the beginning when they have joint physical custody because change is uncomfortable. No longer having your child with you every day will take some time to adjust to. Florida allows you to know where your child is on visitation, especially...
Florida couples going through a divorce can choose how to end their marriage. Collaboration and mediation are two alternatives to a traditional court divorce. It’s important to know how they compare to decide which is better for you. What is collaborative law?...
Some Florida residents who have decided to end their marriage might have to consider what to do with the company they own jointly with their soon-to-be ex-spouse. They might worry that it is impossible to run a company when the romantic relationship has ended....
If you are a resident of Florida who is considering moving with your child and this move will affect the parenting agreement, you must petition for relocation with the court. Granting relocation will depend on a variety of factors as well as if the best interests of...
