When dividing assets, the court tries to be as equitable as possible, meaning both spouses tend to receive assets in an amount that is close to equal. The parties tend to use assets of larger value to negotiate. If one spouse agrees to let the other have the marital residence with a large amount of
Read More...Mediation is a great tool for couples who are getting a divorce. Keeping the divorce out of the courtroom gives each party more control over the process and it is typically cheaper and quicker than going to a divorce trial. Knowing what to do during mediation, and what not to do, can help ensure that
Read More...Even the most amicable of divorces are unpleasant and cause you unnecessary stress. Thankfully, there are things you can do to minimize the stress of divorce so that your physical and mental health are well during the process. Here are just a few tips for helping you make it through such a trying time. Seek
Read More...So you hear about divorce all the time, but did you know there are different kinds? There are different means of getting a divorce and different classifications. Which do you fall into? If you ever are confused by the different terms, we are here to help! We know it gets complicated so here is a
Read More...These kinds of statements get thrown around all the time when spouses start working out who gets what during a divorce. Usually, though, they’re based on a very flawed understanding of how property division works during a divorce — so don’t let your spouse tell you what you are or aren’t entitled to. In this
Read More...Getting a divorce is already a stressful situation. Adding complex financial matters to your divorce can add to your feelings of uncertainty about your future net worth. One of the best things you can do to protect yourself from costly mistakes in a high-net-worth divorce is to seek experienced legal counsel. Because high-net-worth divorces involve
Read More...In general, collaborative divorce costs less, is less stressful, takes less time, and gives you more options than the typical divorce process. What is 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
Read More...If you believe you and your spouse can work together to hash out a settlement, divorce mediation may appeal to you. For spouses with children, this approach is seen as a great way to kick off a co-parenting relationship on the right foot. Let’s take a look at why divorce mediation may be a better
Read More...As more and more couples focus more on their careers and education, and as the culture of America is changing, Americans are getting married at an older age. Statistics have shown that while some people who marry early stay together, the majority of marriages performed before age 25 end in divorce and by waiting until
Read More...A comprehensive alimony reform measure was recently adopted by the Florida House of Representatives and the Florida Senate. With a stroke of his pen, Governor Ron DeSantis could enact SB 1796, resulting in significant changes involving divorcing couples in the State of Florida. If signed into law by Gov. DeSantis, SB 1796 would take effective
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