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...

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...

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...

You and your spouse, who are also joint business owners, have been talking about divorce. Finally, your spouse comes to you with the divorce papers and is ready to officially end the marriage. During the conversation, they also note that it’s probably time for the two...

Divorce conversations with your children can be complex. You know they need to understand the changes that are coming, and you want to help them adjust. But you also know it’s going to be difficult for them as family life changes. Fortunately, there are steps you can...

Divorce is never easy, but finding a fair solution helps both people move forward. Florida follows a no-fault divorce process, so couples don’t need to prove wrongdoing or engage in a lengthy court battle to separate.  Even so, dividing property, money, and time with...

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...

When married couples divorce, communication is almost always necessary. Spouses have to handle a broad assortment of different practical matters to effectively separate their lives. If the spouses share minor children, they may need to communicate about their children...

Military pensions often represent a significant asset in a divorce. In Florida, these pensions are subject to equitable distribution, which means the court divides them fairly but not necessarily equally. Understanding the process ensures both parties know their...