Even if the divorce is the best solution for your futures, the couple will likely have to work through numerous negotiations on the path to independence. From spousal support to a parenting plan, the divorcing couple must engage in several discussions to reach an...
Divorce
How can a prenuptial agreement impact a high asset divorce?
While a prenuptial agreement has historically endured a largely negative reputation, couples in recent decades have increasingly seen the value of the document. This type of marital contract allows both individuals to clearly state which assets or debts they bring...
Looking at the prevalence of divorce
If you have uncertainty about ending your marriage because you worry about how people will react to the news, you should review the prevalence of divorce. A lot of couples decide to move on from their marriage, and you should not feel guilty if you want to leave a...
How does alimony work in Florida?
Adjusting to life after divorce does not happen overnight, especially if you depend financially on your ex. When a stay-at-home parent decides to divorce, their main worry is that they won’t make ends meet as an independent adult. However, the state of Florida...
What makes a Florida divorce unique?
Preparing for divorce is not an easy thing to do. In addition to gathering important documents, developing an asset separation strategy, negotiating for custody arraignments, and determining child support and alimony, you should also make sure you are familiar with...
Getting a gray divorce? Protect your retirement accounts!
If you and your spouse have decided to divorce later in life, you likely have different problems than a younger couple would. For example, there likely won’t be any child custody issues for you to worry about. On the other hand, you will have to decide what to do with...
Do I have to divide my retirement accounts in divorce?
If you file for divorce, the court will divide any assets you acquired during your marriage between you and your ex-spouse. This distribution of marital property includes retirement accounts, which is why you may have to hand over a portion of your retirement plan to...
Understanding asset division during divorce in Florida
If you are an individual in your 40s or 50s who has accrued high-net assets like a healthy retirement account, you may wonder whether or not you retain them after a divorce. The ending of marriages differs on a case-by-case basis when it comes to alimony, custody and...
Can nesting help our divorcing family?
It is very common to have a joint custody situation after divorce. This means that even once you divorce your ex-spouse, you will still need to have a working relationship of some sort with this person to raise your children. Depending on the specifics of your...
What does Florida consider when awarding alimony?
During your marriage, you may have relied on your spouse to help support you, having your husband or wife help finance your lifestyle while you handled other family affairs. When your Florida marriage ends, though, you may have valid concerns about being able to...