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Marital Property in High-Income, High-Asset Divorces
In the state of Florida, a measure of what is called “Equitable Distribution” is used and the intent is that any property obtained during the course of the marriage be distributed to the actual spouse that “earned it.” Fair and Equitable Distribution In A Tampa High-Income Divorce During the course of a high-income divorce in
Read More...What Does Child Support Cover?
All states have established legal child support guidelines which help lawyers and the judge to determine a fair amount of child support a parent may need to pay every month. There are numerous factors considered with respect to this amount. These include the parent’s income and the needs of the child. Should these circumstances change,
Read More...Pros and Cons of Collaborative Divorce
Collaborative law is where attorneys from both sides of a divorce agree beforehand to work together for a favorable solution for all aspects of the divorce. This will include alimony, child custody, and property division. You and your spouse will decide on a schedule for gathering financial and other information pertinent to the divorce. Effective
Read More...Christina Anton Garcia Rated Among Best Divorce Lawyers in Tampa
Christina Anton Garcia of Anton Garcia Law was listed as one of the best divorce lawyers in Tampa, FL by Three Best Rated, an online resource whose goal is to identify industry leaders in every key city of the United States. In the recent task to determine the best divorce lawyers in Tampa Bay, Three
Read More...Therapy Might Be Beneficial During a Divorce. Here’s Why.
We’ve said this time and time again, but divorce is never easy to navigate alone, and while seeking counsel from friends and family is beneficial, seeing a professional therapist might be the next step you need to take. Especially in a collaborative divorce, it is recommended to have a “team” consisting of financial, psychological and
Read More...Legal Ways to Uncover Infidelity
Although no one enjoys talking about it, or the thought that it is possible, infidelity does happen, and it can be extremely damaging in relationships. Without a serious commitment to repair, the damage that affairs can cause in marriages can be unrepairable. Although many marriages end in divorce without any infidelity, with the recent survey
Read More...Should You Talk To Your Children About Details of Your Divorce?
Researchers and experts say yes, but perhaps not right away. Although many articles discourage parents from discussing divorce with their children, inevitably they are going to ask enough times to the point that they will deserve some answers. However, discussing details of your divorce with your children should not happen right away. When deciding when
Read More...Common Misconceptions About Divorce in Florida
Practicing family law in Florida, we see clients come to us with many misconceptions about the divorce process in this state. Florida does come with different rules for the process, at times, so we thought we would debunk some of these common confusions. This is NO Legal Separation in Florida Florida is one of the
Read More...Withholding Timesharing in Response to the COV-19 Outbreak
For Parents Wanting to Make Changes to the Time-Sharing Schedule It is understandable that with all the stress due to the spread of the Coronavirus, parents will want to take extra precautions in order to protect their children, and others from exposure to the virus. That being said, if you are a parent, and you
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