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Florida residents who are getting ready to tie the knot should highly consider a prenuptial agreement. This legal document helps to determine what assets are to be considered separate property even after a marriage, how marital assets are to be divided up and many...
Florida residents who are considering filing for divorce for the first time tend to have many questions regarding marital property. Understanding what is considered marital property and what's considered separate property is one of the most crucial things anyone needs...
In Florida and across the United States, people have been dealing with complex societal and personal circumstances while trying to maintain a functional family unit. It is undoubtedly difficult and in some cases results in divorce. This is especially prevalent for...
Gray divorce is a term for a developing phenomenon that involves people over the age of 50 ending their marriages. These are on the rise, even as the overall divorce rate declines. Florida couples who have been together for a long time should be aware that gray...
When Florida couples decide that their marriages are no longer working and that divorce is the next step, there are still many things they need to do before they file. Getting organized and making concrete plans can smooth the path towards divorce. Get all documents...
Spouses entering into a marriage in Florida surely want the union to last. Perhaps spending more time dating could lead to a happier marriage. Not everyone dates for months or years before the wedding. Some couples rush into things and do so without regrets. A...
The process of going through a divorce can bring out the worst in people. It is not uncommon for divorces that have taken a hostile turn in Florida to include spouses trying to hide valuable assets from their estranged partner. If you are facing a divorce, you should...
Dividing retirement assets during a divorce can be frustrating, even during a friendly divorce. It requires the court to issue a separate decree called a qualified domestic relations order. Since Florida is an equitable distribution state, couples have four choices...
In Florida, owners of high-value properties and other financial assets have relied on prenuptial agreements to help protect their wealth and resources in the event of a divorce. Unfortunately, many have found out the hard way that a prenuptial agreement does not...
Prenuptial agreements are common for Florida couples who have significant differences in their personal assets at the time of the marriage. These agreements set parameters on property division if the couple decides to divorce in the future due to unforeseen...
