Protecting Your Tomorrow
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...
If you are divorcing here in Florida after many years of marriage, you will likely need to have your attorney draft a document known as a qualified domestic relations order, known by the acronym QDRO. These documents deal with the distribution of retirement benefits,...
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...
During a high-asset divorce, one problem that sometimes arises is that one person will attempt to hide assets from their spouse. Maybe they have an individual bank account that they simply fail to disclose to the court, and they transfer some of their financial...
Deciding what to do with the house is often a big part of divorce. For many people, they simply sell their home. This way, they convert their real estate into a financial asset, and it is easier to divide. The couple can simply split up the money and go their separate...
After many years of marriage, divorce is often the last thing people expect. However, more older couples in Florida are choosing to separate. Known as gray divorce, this trend is growing fast, especially in a state with a large retiree population. Whether caused by...
It is relatively common for parents to disagree about the best way to share custody. In some cases, children may also take issue with the idea that their parents should split time with them. Although children generally desire a close bond with both of their parents,...
Gray divorce is a common term used to refer to couples over 50 ending their marriages after many years. Such divorces have been steadily rising in recent decades. While some see the signs early, others may find themselves in denial. This denial can prolong emotional...
Gray divorces typically occur after many years of marriage. They involve couples who are close to retirement age or possibly already retired. Gray divorces tend to cause significant familial and social consequences. They also drastically alter the financial...