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...High asset divorces tend to be complicated. There are more assets to divide and more to gain – or lose. Knowing what to expect and how to prepare can put both spouses in a better situation. The best place to start is by retaining experienced, complex high-asset divorce lawyers in Tampa, FL. A respectable lawyer
Read More...This month, we asked our office of Tampa, FL family law attorneys to share words of encouragement and advice to clients and those in our community facing divorce. See what our team had to say: Jonathan Bodden, ESQ. “There are things in my life that are hard to reconcile, like divorce. Sometimes it is very
Read More...Whether it’s from popular mainstream media or from your own friends/family, you’ve definitely heard of a “prenup” or a prenuptial agreement, in full. But have you heard of a postnuptial agreement? This can be a helpful Family Law agreement, to plan for any potential changes in the future. A Postnuptial Agreement A postnuptial agreement is
Read More...In Florida, you are not required to have an attorney to get a divorce. Although this may seem like a money-saving option, read on to find out why it may cost you more, not less, to divorce without hiring a divorce attorney. When it comes to divorce and finances, hiring an attorney can seem like
Read More...Fall is officially here. It’s the season for all things pumpkin and endless seasonal activities. To ring in the festive months, we’ve compiled a list of activities you can do with your kids. They’re both easy and great if you’re on a budget as a single parent. The best part? We’re confident you’ll enjoy these
Read More...Collaborative divorce is a more civilized approach to the traditional divorce process. It begins when two parties sign a commitment agreement stating that they won’t go to court. The goal is to help clients end marriages as peacefully and positively as possible, with the goal of mutual benefit. If you’re on the fence about pursuing
Read More...It doesn’t matter who asked for it, divorce is hard. Rediscovering how to love yourself after it’s all said and done can be a tough journey to embark on. After giving yourself time to grieve the end of your marriage, the process of learning to love yourself again can help you enjoy life and your
Read More...There are many factors that play a role in determining how to create a timesharing schedule. It is important to consider many different aspects in creating a timesharing schedule, and how all of them will actually play out in real life. Many times parents make a schedule with all the right intensions, but realize shortly
Read More...Narcissism is a topic that comes up a lot with our clients. They often come to us, telling us their spouse is a narcissist and they need to “get out.” Diagnosing one is tricky, but here are some signs to look for in your significant other. If you’re sure your husband or wife is one,
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