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Many contentious Florida divorces could have been avoided had the parties signed a prenuptial agreement prior to marriage. More people are learning these lessons and are signing these agreements. While these were previously disfavored among the older generations,...
When Florida couples decide to divorce, alimony can be an important part of the settlement. Because Florida is an equitable distribution state, marital assets may be distributed in a manner that is fair to both parties, rather than a strict 50/50 split. Alimony comes...
A Florida divorce poses financial hurdles, including how to divide cryptocurrency assets. If you plan to divorce your spouse whose assets include bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, you'll want to check all financial records to determine their value. This includes...
When Florida couples decide to divorce, property division can be one of the most contentious parts of reaching a settlement. This can be particularly true for the owners of closely-held or family businesses, where the valuation of the enterprise can have a major...
If you're a high-powered executive or you're married to one, you likely have to deal with executive compensation when you decide to divorce. More than 15 million employees in the United States have restricted stock plans and stock options. Here are some things you...
Owning a house in Florida makes things slightly more difficult when going through a divorce. Fortunately, both parties do have some options. Here’s what generally happens to a house during a divorce. Buying the other owner out If one of the spouses wants to keep the...
Although prenuptial agreements are more common, there may be reasons why a couple would want to enter a postnuptial agreement. This is a legal agreement signed after a couple gets married. One of you may have inherited a large sum of money or valuable property that...
One of the stressful elements of a divorce is determining how shared property will be distributed to both ex-spouses. Several U.S. states are community property states, meaning that all shared property is split evenly. However, asset and property division in Florida...
The IRS rules around alimony changed in 2019, so divorced couples in Florida should understand the tax implications that the Tax Cut and Jobs Act may have for them. The effects of the law on their situation will depend, in part, on when they reached a divorce...
Generally speaking, Florida law allows both parents to spend time with their children during the summer months. Therefore, it is important that you work out a custody plan with your former partner that allows your son or daughter to enjoy his or her time away from...
