Two Decades Of Florida Family Law Experience
Most people have heard of prenuptial agreements, colloquially known as "prenups." This is an agreement arranged before a marriage that typically waives spouses' rights to sue for equitable distribution of property upon getting a divorce. A postnuptial agreement also...
If you have joint assets going into divorce, then you need to consider how to best split them with your spouse. A judge can make the decision for you, but you will most likely want to negotiate with your spouse to find an agreement that you're both happier with....
The number of couples who are getting gray divorces is slowly climbing. A gray divorce is when a couple over the age of 50 decides to call it quits. If you are 50 or older and you are considering getting a divorce from your spouse in Florida, here are some obstacles...
Settling a divorce usually means going through all possible assets and finding a way to distribute them between you and your spouse. Sometimes, assets include benefits provided through a spouse's work, such as retirement benefits. Deciding what happens to these...
Unfortunately, things can become more difficult for individuals going through what's known as a grey divorce. This term is used for couples over the age of 50 who are separating. If you're going through this type of divorce in Florida, it's important to avoid making...
With about half of the marriages in Florida and around the country ending in divorce, it is not surprising that prenuptial agreements are gaining in popularity. Once seen as a tool reserved for the rich and famous, prenuptial agreements are now becoming far more...
The term “gray divorce” started gaining prominence in the United States around 2004, although the concept was already becoming more common. It refers to the dissolution of marriage in which the parties are older than 50. Since Ocala, Florida, has many residents over...
If talking to your spouse about their financial irresponsibility didn't work, then you will probably have no choice but to either keep your finances separate or divorce them. Florida has laws against dissipation, which is when a spouse wastes money through gambling,...
Florida couples who are over the age of 50 and filing for divorce are said to be undergoing a "grey divorce." The rate of this type of divorce has continually increased to double what it was back in the 1990s. Couples might question the reasons behind the increase in...
When some parents in Florida seek a divorce, they might not agree on child custody. The disagreements might become big enough to derail the negotiations and might even end up in litigation over months or years. In those cases, a forensic psychologist might be able to...
