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On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Sep 21, 2026 | Collaborative Law
When a marriage ends, the process you choose can affect your children, your privacy and how your family moves forward. In Florida, you can resolve a divorce through negotiation, mediation, collaborative law or litigation. Understanding these options can help you...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Aug 4, 2026 | Collaborative Law
Divorce changes your household, but it does not mean your family has failed. You may share the goal of protecting your children, even when you and your spouse disagree about what comes next. Collaborative divorce gives you a way to discuss these concerns without...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Jul 28, 2026 | Divorce
The rate of divorce among Americans over 50 has doubled since 1990. This trend, known as gray divorce, creates distinct challenges compared to divorces at younger ages. If you're divorcing after 50, protecting your retirement savings is essential. Florida law provides...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | May 28, 2026 | Alimony
Divorce alters your financial status, especially when couples discuss spousal support. Florida family laws changed a lot recently, leaving many people with wrong ideas. Avoidable mistakes often cause severe problems during a split and clearing up these myths helps you...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Mar 26, 2026 | Divorce
Divorce after 50 is not just an end. It means rethinking your retirement, family and future stability. In Fort Myers, Florida, these 'gray divorces' need a unique approach, prioritizing dignity and a steady future over conflict. Why finances take center stage...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Feb 9, 2026 | Division of Property & Assets
If you own a business, divorce can put more than your personal life at risk. Your company may represent years of effort, income for your family and jobs for employees who rely on its stability. In Fort Myers, divorce often raises questions about how a business is...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Dec 3, 2025 | Divorce
Divorce in Florida can be stressful and expensive, especially if you have significant assets. You want a way to handle it that reduces conflict and gives you more control over your time, energy and money. Cooperative divorce can help because it focuses on solving...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Oct 4, 2025 | Child Custody/Time Sharing
Time-sharing arrangements allow parents to see their children regularly after they divorce or separate. Parents can take control of the process by negotiating directly with one another to establish arrangements that truly work for the family. In many cases, parents...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Aug 14, 2025 | Collaborative Law
Collaborative divorce is an approach to ending a marriage that serves as an alternative to traditional litigation. Its participants focus on cooperation rather than confrontation. In Florida, this process allows couples to work together with their personal legal teams...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Aug 5, 2025 | Division of Property & Assets
If you're going through a divorce, dividing retirement accounts like 401(k)s and IRAs can get complicated. These accounts often hold years of savings, and both you and your spouse may have legal claims to them. What counts as marital vs. non-marital retirement funds?...