Florida couples take their wedding vows seriously, thinking their marriages will last. Sadly, that’s not always reality; many things can lead to a breakdown of the relationship and divorce. If you are in this situation, you might wonder what happens to the mortgage on...
While people get married with the best of intensions, the marriages do not always last. Several reasons may contribute to the decision to get divorced. The divorce may be related to one or more issues. Filing for divorce is a monumental decision in a couple's life, so...
Gray divorce is the term for couples over the age of 5 who choose to end their marriages. In most cases, couples of that age don't have to argue about custody or visitation of their children as they have typically reached the age of majority. However, this doesn't...
Many people in Florida and across the United States have one or more social media accounts. What's usually an easy way to stay in touch with loved ones and catch up on current events could easily turn into an issue during a divorce. Taking certain steps can help keep...
Getting married to a high-earning executive in Florida can bring many advantages, including a lifestyle of luxury and financial security. But if the marriage ends in divorce, the same assets that brought so much benefit can quickly become a source of contention. You...
Getting divorced in Florida can be an upsetting and expensive process. This is due to the principle of equitable distribution that plays a role in most divorce cases. The concept of an "equitable" distribution is one that aims to meet the realistic needs of both...
Florida law calls for an equitable distribution of marital assets in a divorce. Therefore, it's possible that you will cede some or all of your art collection as a consequence of ending your marriage. However, depending on the details of your case, it's possible that...
Florida law typically allows parents to have a relationship with their children after a divorce. Sometimes, you will have sole custody of your kids, meaning they will primarily live in your home. If you remarry, your new spouse may also have children, which means that...
Divorce is a process that resembles dealing with a loved one's death or other losses in life. While every divorce in Florida is unique, there are six common stages that most people experience when going through a separation. Denial The first stage of divorce is denial...
Gray divorce, or the divorce of couples over 50, is becoming increasingly common in recent years for Florida couples. While divorce is never easy, gray divorce can have unique financial ramifications that are important to consider. Retirement savings Divorce can...