Going through a divorce can be difficult. It is likely that once it is over, you just want to put it behind you. However, after the final papers are signed, you still have some tasks that need to be accomplished. Be sure to make the...
While obtaining a prenup may not be the most romantic activity a partner can suggest, it can be a useful one. When putting aside the emotions you may associate with them, you can begin to see the benefits they can offer to your marriage. To put...
Many divorces start because of one problem: money. Not having enough of it or disagreeing on spending and saving habits can drive a couple apart and lead them to the realization that they are not compatible. However, money issues don’t stop during a divorce -...
An alimony decision can be great or frustrating depending on what side of the decision you’re on. For many people, alimony often seems like a permanent ruling that will hang over their head for the rest of their lives. However, this is untrue, as there...
Obtaining a prenuptial agreement is a lot like an insurance policy - you hope that you will never need one, but it’s a lot better to have a prenup in place and not need it than not have one in place and find yourself in...
One of the most complicated portions of the divorce process is the equitable division of marital assets. In divorce proceedings, property and other assets are divided up and parceled out to both parties. What most people don't realize is that just about everything can be...
If you are considering petitioning for a dissolution of marriage (divorce), in Florida, there might be a few things that you should look into before beginning the process. With regards to the divorce process, rules can differ between states, and there are some rules that...
Going through a contested divorce in Florida is a complicated, frustrating experience. Divorce is never fun or easy, but there are different types of divorce, and some are certainly easier in terms of financial cost and time spent than others. One of the most unfortunate circumstances is when...
If you have been married for a significant length of time to someone from whom you are now divorced, there is a chance that you are still eligible for survivor’s Social Security benefits upon your ex-spouse’s death. Divorce laws in the state of Florida can...