Category Archives: Divorce
Navigating Divorce Proceedings: What Happens in a Florida Divorce?
If you’ve recently made the decision to divorce, then you likely want to prepare yourself for the process as best you can. That brought you here, to our blog, which provides resources on how the divorce process works, key elements of divorce, and Florida’s legal standards when it comes to divorce cases. In this… Read More »
How Does Adultery Impact a Divorce in Florida?
Florida is a no-fault state when it comes to divorces. That means that Florida only permits no-fault grounds for divorce. An example of a “no-fault ground for divorce” would include one spouse saying that the marriage is irretrievably broken and cannot be saved. In this case, neither spouse is blamed for the breakdown of… Read More »
Is the Collaborative Divorce Process Right for Your Family?
Ending a marriage is emotionally, financially, and legally complicated. Fortunately, there are low-conflict methods that can help couples get through his process much more easily. Collaborative divorce, for instance, is one way that couples can resolve their divorces in an out-of-court setting. We’ve included a brief checklist to help you determine whether collaborative divorce… Read More »
My Partner and I are Getting Divorced – Who Gets to Keep the Dog?
If you and your partner own a pet and you have decided to file for divorce, who will retain “custody” of the animal has undoubtedly already crossed your mind. If so, you are not alone. For divorcing couples, deciding who gets to keep the family pet can be challenging and highly emotional. To help… Read More »
Is a 50/50 Split of Marital Property During Divorce Always Fair?
Many Florida couples who decide to divorce initiate the process while under the assumption that all of their marital assets will be split down the middle. This, however, doesn’t always end up being the case. Unlike community property states, which require that divorcing couples split their assets 50/50, Florida adheres to an equitable division… Read More »
Navigating the Florida Divorce Mediation Process
Legally ending a marriage doesn’t require drawn-out and contentious courtroom disputes. In fact, many couples are able to resolve their issues through divorce mediation in an out-of-court setting, which is not only more efficient and less stressful, but generally less expensive and more amicable. Understanding Divorce Mediation Divorce mediation is a process in which… Read More »
When to Consider Taking Your Florida Divorce to Court
Although it’s possible for many couples to resolve their divorces amicably through mediation and negotiation, such resolutions are not always possible. There are, for instance, times when a court’s intervention is not only preferable, but is actually essential to safeguard one of the party’s rights or safety. If you are facing any of the… Read More »
The Financial Benefits of Uncontested Divorce in Florida
Not all Florida divorces require contentious court battles. In fact, many couples opt for an uncontested divorce, which can be settled relatively simply and also ease the financial burden of legally ending a marriage. Read on to learn more about some of the financial benefits of pursuing an uncontested divorce in Florida. Uncontested Divorce… Read More »
Do I Need to Hire a Forensic Accountant for My Divorce?
The financial aspects of divorce are often complicated and can make an already complex and emotionally charged process even more confusing. Fortunately, couples do not have to grapple with these issues on their own, but can often benefit from the help of a financial expert, like a forensic accountant. Read on to learn more… Read More »
What Factors Could Affect How Marital Assets are Divided During My Divorce?
Dividing assets is one of the most important (and complicated) aspects of divorce. It can be helpful, however, for couples to have a thorough understanding of the kinds of factors that could end up influencing how their assets are split up. To that end, we’ve included a few things that can help give divorcing… Read More »
