Asset division during divorce is typically a 50/50 split. You can’t split a house in two, however, so it may take some talking to make sure you and your ex-spouse have a fair share of assets. You don’t want to go guns blazing and demand everything you want out of your...
Collaborative Law
How to keep your friends and family out of your divorce
The divorce process is an emotional time for anybody, and it helps to have friends and family you can rely on. Unfortunately, your friends and family members may react to the news as if they were the ones getting a divorce rather than you. From well-meaning (but...
The right way to ask for a divorce
Breaking up is hard to do. That's especially true when your life is deeply entwined with that of your spouse and you share children (and maybe social or professional circles). If you want to approach your divorce maturely and aim for a relatively peaceful parting,...
Why should you consider a collaborative divorce?
A collaborative divorce, also known as an uncontested divorce, is a good way to amicably work through an unpleasant situation. Instead of battling it out in court, you and your partner work together with your attorneys to negotiate the terms of your divorce and settle...
You’ll catch more bees with honey than vinegar during divorce
No one enjoys going through a divorce. It means you have to separate your assets, break down how you’ll divide your time with your children and making other important but frustrating decisions. While that is the case, it is necessary to remember that you may be able...
Making your way through a divorce in peace
Although there could be a few rocky areas when you end your Florida marriage, there are ways the overall process could be considered perfect if you maintain communication and stay calm and organized. Here are a few key points to keep in mind Kindness Even if there's...
Understanding the collaborative divorce process
Divorce is never easy, especially considering the nature of the legal process in Florida. Thankfully, you can make it a little easier through the use of certain methods, one of which is collaborative divorce. What is collaborative divorce? Collaborative divorce is an...
How do you reduce conflict in the early stages of shared custody?
When you and your ex first separate, your relationship will significantly deteriorate in a short amount of time. Both of you may struggle with intense negative emotions and may desire the catharsis of a personal confrontation. All too often, sharing custody of your...
Seeking an amicable divorce
Divorce proceedings in Florida could be incredibly stressful for spouses who never expected their marriages to end. Life and circumstances will change, and partners may struggle to deal with serious challenges in their relationship. Filing for divorce might be an...
An adversarial divorce: Less productive and harmful to both parties
When you decide to divorce your spouse, the reality is that you both may have grievances that you need to address. You could have some conflicts and issues to work through, too. Going through a divorce in which you and your spouse can’t agree may be somewhat normal,...
