High Asset Divorce

It can be difficult for Florida residents to find and hire a good divorce attorney. This is especially true if child custody, high net-worth marital assets, and confusing accounts complicate your divorce. Why you should hire a divorce lawyer Under rare circumstances,...

Going through a custody case can be a difficult and emotional experience for everyone involved. However, your custody case doesn't have to be contentious. In fact, minimizing conflict can help you to co-parent with your ex and enable your child to de-stress.  Here are...

Are you and your spouse looking at alternatives to a litigated divorce in large part because you want to minimize the negative effects of it on your child? Then you may already be aware that divorce is considered among the ten adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) that...

Marriage isn’t always easy, so it’s common for Florida couples to make mistakes with each other. One of them is punishing your spouse. This is a habit that should be broken for many reasons. Punishing your spouse is damaging When you punish your spouse, it has a...

You and your spouse decided that you no longer want to be together. So far, you’ve been able to handle that decision respectfully, and you’ve both agreed to work together to try to resolve your divorce issues. At this point, you both want to save money, but you know...

In Florida, any assets held inside of a marital estate may be subject to the state's property division laws. Generally speaking, retirement accounts such as an IRA, 401(k) or 403(b) are considered to be part of the joint estate. However, it is important to follow the...

When Florida couples decide they are headed for divorce, they must make many choices. One of them involves how they will get their divorce. Mediation is an option. If you consider divorce mediation, you should know what to expect. What is divorce mediation? Divorce...

In Florida, the court will divide your marital property equitably between you and your spouse. Therefore, your pension, the amount you contributed or saved while married, is subject to division during divorce. But, here are four things that you can do to prevent or...

When couples divorce in Florida, one of the most complicated parts of the process is figuring out what to do with retirement accounts like a 401k or an IRA. These assets have special rules that make them very hard to divide up like other marital property. Dividing...