Category: Divorce
How Long Does a Divorce Take in Florida?
How long a divorce takes in Florida depends on several factors, primarily whether the divorce is uncontested or contested. An uncontested divorce in ...
Does a Divorce Decree Override a Will in Florida?
Effect of Divorce on Estate Planning in Florida In Florida, a will can supersede a divorce decree if the will clearly shows an ...
Can You Get Divorce in Florida Without Going to Court?
When you and your spouse are divorcing and disagree about money or child custody, you will go to court, possibly multiple times. This ...
How to File for a Divorce in Florida Without Spouse
Know Your Options When Your Spouse Won’t Sign Divorce Papers In Florida, no one can force you to stay married to someone. Divorce ...
Do You Know the Child Custody Rights in Florida?
In Florida, a custody arrangement is determined based on many factors, all of them centered on the child’s best interest. Custody law in ...
Alimony vs. Spousal Support
There are several types of payments that one spouse can make to another either during a dissolution of marriage proceeding or after a ...
Child Support and Alimony Changes in Florida Due to COVID-19
COVID-19 has brought on many changes for families across Florida. As a result, child support, visitation, and alimony may all be impacted to ...
What Happens If I Fail to Pay Alimony in Florida?
People pay alimony for various reasons. In the majority of cases, you pay alimony because you either agreed to pay an ex-spouse, and ...
What to Expect in a High Net Worth Divorce in Florida
Divorce settlements can be complicated, particularly for couples who have a high net worth and a number of marital assets. Determining equitable distribution ...
The Differences Between Divorce and Legal Separation in Florida
As an alternative to divorce, many couples will separate, either temporarily or permanently. Many couples choose to separate rather than get a divorce ...
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