The emotional strain caused by a high net worth divorce can be immense. The stress and uncertainty of it all can leave you worried about your future financial stability and the amount of time you get to spend with your children. That, in conjunction with fears about...
Fort Myers Florida Family Law Legal Blog
Lawmakers consider changes to Florida grandparent visitation laws
In Florida, child custody and parenting time (now referred to as “time-sharing”) is often viewed in the context of parents navigating who will have custody, when they will see their children, what the schedule will be. However, there are other relatives who will want...
How to navigate divorce when family trusts are involved
Divorce comes with emotional and financial stress. But when family trusts enter the picture, the process becomes even more overwhelming. Trusts hold significant wealth, protect family legacies and support future generations, which is why legal professionals who fully...
Alimony discussions can be part of collaborative law
Collaborative divorce tends to be less acrimonious than resolving a divorce in court or in traditional negotiation, but that doesn't mean the collaborative process avoids difficult issues. One of the most hotly contested issues in many divorces -- collaborative...
What are my options if I am concerned about abuse?
Many relationships in the Fort Meyers area end because a spouse is physically, verbally or emotionally abusive. Abuse can impact families of all shapes, sizes and backgrounds, including those that are doing well financially. In these situations, the priority of the...
How can child support orders account for fluctuating income?
In Florida, family law cases and finances are intertwined. When the issue is child support, the state uses guidelines to determine how much will be paid. Those guidelines are based on many factors including the parents’ income, the child’s needs, how many children...
Dividing luxury items in a divorce
Property division is a contentious issue in many Florida divorces regardless of the value of said property. However, people who have been fortunate enough to accrue wealth will have properties of immense value. That can include real estate, automobiles, boats,...
How does Florida handle hidden income in a high-net-worth divorce?
In high-asset divorce cases, disputes often turn on what is not obvious. This can, sometimes, include unreported income, deferred compensation or complex business distributions. Nonetheless, Florida courts can impute income when a party is under-reporting or...
4 custody tips for homemakers divorcing a high-net-worth spouse
Divorce is stressful, and leaving a high-net-worth marriage can feel even more overwhelming for homemakers. Custody decisions are not just about schedules or money. Knowing the key factors courts consider can help you protect your role as an involved parent and make...
Why couples are choosing a collaborative divorce
Imagine navigating divorce without the stress of courtroom battles or the fear of losing control over your family’s future. Collaborative law is transforming how couples approach divorce, offering a respectful and constructive alternative that prioritizes open...

