Asset division can be one of the most contentious aspects of divorce. Although most Florida couples try to split assets as amicably as possible, there is always a chance that one spouse will overspend or make purchases without the other knowing. This can impact both...
Although it happens, rarely does a married couple realize simultaneously that they must divorce. Most often, one spouse will realize that a divorce in Sarasota, Florida is necessary, while the other will do everything required to preserve the marriage. What happens if...
Going through a divorce is often difficult for Florida couples, and one of the things that often makes it difficult is one or more mistakes in communication. Avoiding communication itself It's normal for couples going through a divorce to want to avoid communication,...
The divorce rate always seems to increase. Florida is a no-fault divorce state, which means that if you wish to end your marriage, you don’t have to specify a reason for it. There are many reasons why someone will opt to end their marriage. Cheating One of the biggest...
The divorce process can be a difficult and emotional time for couples, especially when it comes to finances. While it is often necessary to seek the help of a professional, it can be beneficial to have someone who is unbiased and objective to help you through the...
One of the biggest problems that divorce proceedings often present involves the division of assets. This can often be a difficult process especially when it comes to medical practices, which can be extremely valuable. In order to protect your Florida medical practice...
When a couple gets divorced in Florida, it can have a significant impact on their business. This is especially true if they are co-owners of the company. Some of these impacts can be positive, such as each spouse having more time to focus on their work. However,...
The decision to divorce in Florida is difficult for many couples, but deciding how to tell their children may be even more challenging. Planning how and when to do it, as well as what you say, can help soften the blow. Take your time You don't have to tell your kids...
The divorce rate has doubled for people over 50 since 1990, and experts estimate the current number will be three times as large in 2030. In many cases, this is because couples in Florida are more willing to face their differences and accept that the relationship is...
The state of Florida is an equitable distribution state, which means that you could potentially lose more than 50% of a marital estate in a divorce settlement. Depending on the circumstances in your case, your real estate investments may be considered part of the...