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On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Jun 21, 2016 | Prenuptial Agreements
When preparing to end a marriage, many Florida couples consider how the change in their marital status will affect their taxes. Most understand that alimony is both a tax-deductible expense for the paying party, as well as a tax-triggering form of income for the...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Jun 10, 2016 | High Asset Divorce
Anyone in Florida who is going through the end of a marriage should be grateful not to hold celebrity status. Having the ins and outs of one's high asset divorce made into national news could not be easy, even for those who have made a living courting the attention of...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Jun 3, 2016 | Property Division
Having various types of insurance policies has become part of the American way of life. Often, we take on more types of insurance as we grow into adulthood, and as our responsibilities increase. When a divorce and subsequent property division takes place, the...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | May 26, 2016 | Property Division
There are many different ways that Florida spouses can take steps to hide assets, some of which are simple while others are quite complex. For those who stay abreast of technological advancements, there are even more ways to deceive both the court and one's spouse....
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | May 23, 2016 | Collaborative Law
The person who argues the loudest does not always win. This is often the case in divorce, where cooperation can pay off for both sides. In divorce, an adversarial approach can lead to a drawn-out court proceeding that is costly both financially and emotionally. It can...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | May 20, 2016 | Alimony
The topic of spousal support is one of the most contentious areas in family law. Many Florida residents feel strongly about the issue, and there are people who stand firmly on one side or the other. The matter has become something of a national conversation, with some...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | May 13, 2016 | Alimony
A man has been relieved of his obligation to pay spousal support to his former wife, a scenario that some in Florida may fantasize about. The reasoning behind the decision is somewhat unusual. The couple divorced in 2008, and the man agreed to pay the woman...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | May 5, 2016 | Property Division
When a Florida couple has pets, the love and care that is provided is often similar to the love of a child. People spend enormous volumes of time, effort and money to care for their animals and often become incredibly attached. When a union ends in divorce, spouses...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Apr 29, 2016 | Prenuptial Agreements
While preparing to wed, many Florida couples are hesitant to broach the subject of a prenuptial agreement with their soon-to-be spouse. Some feel that discussing the breakdown of marital wealth in the event of a divorce is in poor taste during preparations for the...
On Behalf of Sheldon E. Finman, P.A. | Apr 22, 2016 | Prenuptial Agreements
For Florida couples who are preparing to wed, a prenuptial agreement can be a valuable financial planning tool. These marital contracts are incredibly flexible, and they can be used to cover a wide range of circumstances and goals. However, most prenuptial agreements...