There are several family matters that couples often need to discuss during a Florida divorce. One of the biggest focuses for many couples is asset division. Nearly every person has some idea of what assets they would want to keep in a divorce, such as a house, car,...
Divorce
3 ways to emotionally prepare for your divorce
Most people going through a divorce prepare financially but forget to do so emotionally. In addition to gathering your financial documents, listing your assets and debts, creating a budget and closing/separating bank accounts, it's vital to get yourself emotionally...
How can exes operate a business together?
People who own a business usually put a lot of time and energy into their company. If the owners decide to divorce, they may both want to remain with the business that means so much to them. This is only possible if they can make a solid transition from romantic...
How to cope with losing your social circle due to grey divorce
Grey divorce, the term used for divorce later in life, often inspires unique challenges. Beyond emotional upheaval, social isolation can be a major concern. This is especially true for individuals whose shared friends and activities were tied to their current or...
How might Florida’s new alimony law affect you?
After years of political back-and-forth, Florida ended permanent alimony this year. Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill into law that replaces it with an option called “durational alimony.” The law took effect on July 1. What does this mean for Floridians who are...
What happens if your spouse gives away property before your divorce?
Movies and TV shows have depicted angry and bitter spouses giving away their partner’s belongings or even burning them after finding out they were unfaithful. You may have even seen ads on social media marketplaces where people sell items for huge discounts or give...
What you need to know about Section 1041 transfers in divorce
Property division in divorce often involves transferring assets from one person to another to achieve a fair settlement. These can include homes, cars, stocks and more. A common concern people often have is whether they’re responsible for capital gains taxes on a...
Divorcing over 50: What to know about a gray divorce
As an older person, thinking about getting a divorce can be a frustrating conundrum. On one hand, you may feel that you cannot live with your spouse any longer and want to move on. On the other, you have your finances mixed up together, and you’re not sure how you can...
Don’t let a manipulative spouse outsmart you in your divorce
When you get divorced, you hope that your spouse will act maturely and fairly, be honest and not stoop to tactics that deliberately make you look bad. Unfortunately, however, you might have been married to someone who always wants the upper hand – and will do just...
Who provides for an adult child with special needs after divorce?
Parenthood comes with certain rights and with many responsibilities. Parental responsibilities typically last until someone's child reaches adulthood. Until your child turns 18 or graduates high school, you may have a legal obligation to provide them with housing,...
