Protecting Your Tomorrow
You may have worked hard to build a life that includes more than just a family home – maybe you own a vacation property, rental units or real estate investments. Now that divorce is on the table, you’re likely wondering what happens to all of it. In Florida, dividing...
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...
Florida families are facing new challenges as immigration policies shift. The recent opening of a large detention center in the Everglades, dubbed "Alligator Alcatraz", has raised concerns about increased deportations. This facility, capable of holding thousands of...
As you wend your way through the divorce process here in Florida, you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse must disclose ownership of all marital property. This process is known as discovery, and all discovery must be answered and provided to opposing counsel promptly. But...
Gray divorce, which refers to divorce later in life, often occurs after decades of marriage. While the reasons for ending a long-term relationship vary, the emotional impact can be lasting. Ending a marriage in your 50s or 60s may bring different challenges than a...
For many wealthy couples, the country club serves as their social hub and is a great source for networking in their respective industries. Countless deals get sealed on golf courses and tennis courts here in Florida, and you don’t want to lose that advantage if you...
When divorcing couples are dividing significant and/or complex assets, honesty and transparency by both spouses is critical. Unfortunately, not everyone can count on their soon-to-be ex to disclose all of their income and assets. This more often occurs in cases where...
For some couples, the thing that triggers their divorce is becoming empty-nesters. This is when their children have moved out of the house. It doesn’t necessarily happen when the children turn 18, but it’s often around this time that they move out, get jobs, find...
Going through a divorce or separation can already be hard enough without the added tension of sharing a home. When emotions are running high and questions of who gets to stay and who gets to leave pop up, it can quickly become a major source of conflict. Whether...