Divorce usually involves a lot of change. It is common for at least one of a child’s parents to want sole custody. Going from having your children all of the time to part of the time is a huge shift. However, it can be a mistake to try to block the other parent from...
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Taking a look at qualified domestic relations orders
Divorce can be a complicated process, especially when it comes to dividing assets like retirement accounts. One important tool that is often used in divorce proceedings to divide retirement accounts is a qualified domestic relations order. Those getting a divorce may...
Setting reasonable goals is crucial during a cooperative divorce
The idea that divorce has to be contentious and difficult is a common misconception. It is often the intense emotions of the divorcing spouses that lead to higher levels of conflict during their divorce proceedings. Many couples end up needlessly fighting because of...
Top reasons prenups can make a relationship more solid than ever
Discussing and drafting a prenuptial agreement in Florida can be an opportunity for couples to openly communicate about many topics. For example, they can clarify their financial expectations and goals. This collaborative process fosters confidence, understanding and...
Maintaining friendship with your ex during a high-asset divorce
Going through a high-asset divorce is emotionally challenging. However, this does not mean that you have to completely sever ties with your ex-partner. If you are ending your marriage, you should explore the potential benefits and strategies of staying friends with...
Can one parent move away with their children after the divorce?
Setting the terms for a Florida divorce can be quite a challenge. Especially when there are children in the mix, the adults in the family might have a difficult time agreeing on how to share parental rights and responsibilities. Florida divorces with minor children...
A guide to dividing a home during divorce
Even when both parties are in agreement, divorce can be a challenging experience. One of the significant aspects to address is the division of property, particularly the family home. Navigating this process requires careful consideration and communication, which...
What happens to pets in a Florida divorce?
Pets are often more than animals to their owners, with many viewing them as more akin to children. This can make their fate in a divorce fraught with tension. While people may view pets as valued family members, Florida law sees them as property and treats them...
Dividing assets in a high-net-worth gray divorce
Divorce is never easy, and when it involves high-asset couples who are parting ways later in life, it can be even more complicated. One of the significant challenges in such divorces is property division. Understanding the steps to take when dividing property in...
The benefits of collaborative divorce in Florida
Collaborative divorce distinguishes itself by fostering a spirit of cooperation and mutual respect. Unlike litigated divorce proceedings, where the adversarial nature prevails, collaborative divorce promotes open communication and problem-solving. This approach aims...