Make The Divorce Process Simpler
Divorcing couples in Florida who have children understand that one of the most difficult aspects of the divorce process is working through custody decisions. When an agreement can't be arranged between the parents, a custody dispute may ensue. Psychologists may be...
In some ways, it seems easier to file for divorce if you don't have a lot of assets. Couples in Florida might avoid filing for divorce because they don't want to deal with the financial hassle. Dividing up your assets can be stressful, but you'll likely both be...
Ideally, you'll use the lessons learned during your first marriage to make a second marriage stronger. However, 67% of second marriages in Florida and across the country end in divorce. Take a look at a few reasons why this happens. You haven't healed from your last...
In America, almost half of all marriages end in divorce. It's so common that lots of people in Florida have questions about divorcing. One of the things people are most interested to know is when they can start dating. The answer, like most divorces, is somewhat...
The words "collaborative" and "divorce" might sound like they're at odds with each other. But in fact, a collaborative divorce is one of the best ways to avoid an expensive legal battle in Florida. If the negotiations fail, the divorce could be dragged out for months...
Married couples in Florida and throughout the United States will terminate their marriage through divorce almost 50% of the time. When this happens, divorcing couples must split up the assets they have gained during the marriage. The division of assets can become more...
When people in Florida get a divorce, they may have some property to divide, including retirement assets. For some retirement accounts, a document known as a qualified domestic relations order is necessary. Benefits of filing promptly The person who has the retirement...
In the heat of the moment, many people make mistakes in a Florida divorce that will come back to haunt them. These errors can either increase the chances of litigation or leave you in financial difficulty after the divorce. Avoiding these common mistakes can make your...
When a Florida couple gets divorced, all of their assets are subject to division. The same holds true when dealing with a timeshare that the couple jointly holds. Essentially, the couple can divide the timeshare, sell it or award it to one of the spouses. Sell the...
Figures from the National Institute for Retirement Security reveal that divorced individuals have less money saved for their later years than married individuals. This is partially because Florida law requires that money inside of a retirement account be allocated in...