Protecting Your Tomorrow
A rental property can keep producing money even while your marriage is falling apart. That can make divorce feel even more tense. You may wonder who gets the rent, who pays the mortgage and whether that income counts as part of the marital estate. In Florida, the...
Divorce is a time when privacy is paramount. But even if you keep to yourself, it feels like someone is watching you. If your spouse seems to know where you are or what you have said in private conversations, you might be a victim of cyberstalking. What cyberstalking...
Divorce, regardless of how long the marriage lasted, reshapes the family’s financial future. However, it often has a bigger impact on spouses separating later in life or those undergoing what is known as a gray divorce. Gray divorce is when a couple over 50 ends a...
The outcome of your divorce will dictate your financial standing for years to come. With so much at stake, you have to do everything you can to protect your financial interests throughout the process. That can be difficult to do, though, when your spouse continues to...
Some divorces are mutual. Spouses recognize that they have grown apart over the years and that they can no longer continue living together. They may be able to work with one another to set terms for all of the major issues that arise during divorce. Other times,...
You and your spouse recently called it quits, but this is your first year navigating the holidays as wary co-parents. Or maybe both of you are trying to make it through one last season together, white-knuckling it as you go. In either case, the holidays tend to be...
That unsettling feeling that your ex is always one step ahead is likely not a coincidence or paranoia. When a high-conflict or narcissistic former partner misuses technology, they turn digital tools into weapons of control. You deserve peace, and Florida law offers...
The moment those divorce papers land in your hands, everything feels real. Even if you sensed it coming, it can trigger waves of emotions, from shock to fear or even relief. Your mind may jump straight to your kids, your home, your finances and what life will look...
If you and your spouse own a house together and you get divorced, there is a good chance that you will need to sell the house. Many couples do this because they both have an ownership share, so the house is marital property. By selling it, they can just divide their...
People get divorced for many different reasons. Some couples find they are no longer compatible after many years. Other times, misconduct by one spouse can cause permanent damage to the marital relationship. An extramarital affair destroys the trust between spouses...