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On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Mar 28, 2019 | Collaborative Law
When one hears the word divorce, it is likely that the images that come to mind involve warring spouses facing off in a courtroom. Unfortunately, when many Florida couples are headed for a divorce, both the spouses and their children often endure an emotionally...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Mar 21, 2019 | Property Division
A divorce can be an emotionally and financially exhausting process. For those who own a family business, decisions involving that company may complicate property division negotiations. Florida residents who own a business are likely...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Mar 14, 2019 | Alimony
The end of a marriage is often a tumultuous time that can quickly degrade into fighting and protracted court battles over finances. One of the most contentious disputes during a Florida divorce often involves the matter of alimony. Recently, there...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Mar 12, 2019 | High Asset Divorce
For years, the general population associated divorce with younger couples. People assumed couples that were together for decades had figured out a way to make it work. However, there has been a sharp increase in the number of older couples who have passed the age of...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Mar 6, 2019 | Collaborative Law
The decision to end a faltering marriage is not without its own difficulties. Though many may think that the hardest part is behind them, for some Florida couples, the process of divorcing may expose both spouses and children to even more conflict...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Feb 26, 2019 | Prenuptial Agreements
It is not unusual for engaged couples to choose to enter into a marital contract before exchanging their vows. However, while prenuptial agreements are useful for ensuring that both parties are in agreement over how to handle the division of assets in the event of a...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Feb 21, 2019 | Alimony
In many marriages, one spouse earns more than the other. For this reason, when a couple divorces, the lower-earning spouse may be granted alimony for a set period of time. Florida residents who are worried about their finances after a divorce may qualify for...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Feb 14, 2019 | High Asset Divorce
People who get married in Florida often expect to stay together for many years to come. However, not all marriages make it for a number of reasons, ranging from infidelity to financial problems. Here is a peek at the age that many people who are married today might go...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Feb 9, 2019 | Collaborative Law
It is difficult to make the decision that you cannot salvage a marriage. You have undoubtedly given the matter long consideration. Perhaps you have come to this realization sooner than your spouse. It is harder yet when you view your marriage coming to an end, yet...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Feb 7, 2019 | Prenuptial Agreements
Though the majority of engaged couples are likely not planning to divorce, a large percentage of marriages will not survive. The topic of a marital contract may seem unromantic, but prenuptial agreements provide peace of mind. Even...