In Florida, a collaborative divorce offers a peaceful way for spouses to separate without going through court battles. This approach becomes especially helpful when one or both spouses own a business. Collaborative divorce allows couples to work together to protect...
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Finding fair solutions for home equity during collaborative divorce
Collaborative divorce proceedings require a firm commitment to cooperation from both spouses. By agreeing to work together, they can take control of the situation, limit collateral damage to their relationship and divorce with dignity. Simply agreeing to cooperate...
How can collaborative divorce address international assets?
High-net-worth divorces often involve property, investments, or accounts held outside the U.S. When you're dealing with international assets, the process can get complicated fast. A collaborative divorce offers a flexible, private way to work through these issues...
What non-marital assets can spouses retain after divorce?
There are several ways in which a divorce can impact a spouse's finances. The first is through direct costs. People have to pay for legal representation and time in the courts. In some cases, one spouse may have to provide financial support to the other. Orders of...
What is a QDRO in Florida divorce?
If you're going through a divorce in Florida and dealing with retirement accounts, you may hear the term "QDRO" mentioned. A QDRO, or Qualified Domestic Relations Order, serves as an essential legal document that divides retirement benefits between spouses after a...
How does collaborative divorce help co-parenting?
Divorce is tough, but collaborative divorce helps parents work together, especially when kids are involved. This process focuses on teamwork instead of fighting. It helps parents communicate better and make decisions that put their children first. Helps parents talk...
How is alimony determined in Florida?
Divorce can bring financial challenges, and alimony helps balance the financial impact between spouses. In Florida, courts consider several factors when deciding whether one spouse should receive alimony and how much. Understanding these factors can help you...
How relocation affects child custody, and how parents can prepare
Creating parenting arrangements is often a painful process for recently divorced parents. It can be very difficult to make concessions related to time-sharing and challenging to communicate with a former partner about the children to make decisions about them....
How are luxury assets divided in Florida?
Dividing luxury assets in a Florida divorce can be complex. High-value items like real estate, art, yachts, and jewelry often require special handling. Florida follows equitable distribution laws, meaning assets are divided fairly, though not necessarily equally. What...
How can negotiated settlements simplify divorce in Florida?
Negotiated settlements in divorces allow couples to resolve disagreements without lengthy court battles. This approach allows both parties to work together to create agreements that fit their needs, often leading to quicker and less stressful resolutions. For many...