Being financially secure is one of the main concerns when pursuing a divorce in Florida. If you and your spouse shared certain assets and liabilities for a certain period of time, it may be overwhelming to consider what your financial status will look like after a divorce. This financial uncertainty commonly results in spouses considering whether they […]
Under Florida law, a parenting plan is necessary in all cases involving the timesharing of a minor child. Hence, even if you and your spouse agree on all custodial issues, this agreement must be provided for in a formal parenting plan and given to the court for final approval. However, some people underestimate what details are needed […]
A common concern of those who have been a stay at home parent is if they are able to continue in this role once their divorce case has been finalized. Nearly 20% of parents fulfill the stay at home parent role. For a party to a marriage that stayed at home, he or she may have […]
Without a prenuptial agreement providing for the terms of spousal support upon divorce, individuals need to contemplate the potential for paying alimony to their spouses. Under Florida Statutes Section 61.08, there are four types of alimony in Florida, which include: Bridge-the-gap alimony – this is awarded to provide one spouse with support to enable him […]
If you share a child with your former spouse, your parenting plan provides the guidance by which to direct the interactions between you and your coparent as well as between you and your child. Hence, when this plan is violated, it can majority disrupt your life as well as the life of your child. A violation of […]
A common concern for divorcing spouses is the ability for each to afford a divorce and to be financially independent from their spouse. There are many details of a divorce case that consider the income of each spouse, such as spousal support, equitable division, and child support. Hence, it is highly recommended that you and your spouse […]
When undergoing a divorce, there is likely a concern as to how to handle the marital home, should this apply in your case. Many people feel that when they are divorcing, that there are only two options available when dealing with the marital home – one spouse retains the home or the house must be sold. However, […]
Many people scoff at the thought of a prenuptial agreement, which is associated with many less than positive thoughts and feelings. Specifically, they believe that a prenuptial agreement means that they will likely get divorced. However, research provides that the manner in which each spouse views a prenuptial agreement is actually a more consistent factor in […]
If you are facing a divorce matter, you may be faced with a discovery tactic known as a deposition. These are conducted by your attorney as well as your spouse’s attorney, where testimony is provided by experts, witnesses, or the parties, under oath. This tool is documented by a court reporter, and may be used later […]
Attorney for Modification of Child Custody or Visitation in Florida If children who are minors are a part of a divorce matter, the case is not actually over until they become adults. During a divorce matter, the visitation and custody issues may be set forth by the presiding judge in litigation or pursuant to an agreement […]
