Divorces of high net worth couples often involve messy legal battles about each couple's finances. Disputes usually center on hidden properties and proper division of all assets. The higher-earning party frequently tries to minimize the amount they need to share or...
When going through a divorce, your will might be the last thing on your mind. Instead, you may be busy with other matters that could be more urgent, such as settling property-related issues and creating child custody arrangements. Still, it can be vital to review your...
The more money you and your spouse earn, the more complicated your financial situation can be. This could lead to fighting over what to do with the money which can result in a breakdown of your marriage. If you are heading for divorce, you may feel stressed and...
Even the idea of divorce can be daunting. This is particularly true for stay-at-home parents who lack independent financial resources. However, Florida law offers several mechanisms to ensure a fair outcome. Understanding alimony in our state Alimony, or spousal...
In most Florida divorces, the family home is the asset with the single greatest net value. However, the parties to the divorce may have different emotional ties to the home, and these ties may influence their opinions about the net fair market value of the property....
Florida law calls for divorcing couples to divide their marital property equitably, meaning in a way that meets standards of fairness under state law. This process is known as property division, and it's often the most technically difficult aspect of a divorce. And,...
In Florida divorce cases, one topic that is consistently in dispute is alimony. This is true from the perspective of the paying party and the receiving party. Whether it is a high-asset divorce or a more modest case, it is imperative to be aware of how the amount is...
Mediation is highly effective, and it is a service offered both as a private service and as part of the divorce process in most family courts. It is an effective way to resolve disputes confidentially and efficiently. Many people who want to divorce do not want to go...
When a married couple divorces in Florida, one of the first steps of the property division process is to divide any separate property from the marital property. Next, the spouses must divide the marital property under state law. For the most part, there are just these...
In some ways, every Florida divorce is alike. The parties must divide their marital property according to state law and, if they have young children, must resolve questions of child custody and child support. But, as the saying goes, money changes everything. For...
