One of the biggest assets typically divided in your divorce may be the retirement accounts, depending on how long you have been together with your spouse. Qualified retirement accounts can only be divided with a qualified domestic relations order or a QDRO. Many divorce settlements will, therefore, require, in Florida, that retirement assets are divided [Read More]

Divorces Tips For The Sunshine State The three biggest mistakes made in Florida divorces can all be easily avoided with the help of a lawyer. Anyone who’s approaching the prospect of getting a divorce in Florida will be curious about how to avoid mistakes and errors that could prove problematic later on.  There are critical [Read More]

If you are thinking about filing for divorce but you’ve moved out of state for a period of time, such as during a separation or even to visit some loved ones, or perhaps you just moved to Florida, it’s  important to know the Florida residency rules. Ultimately, you must meet the residency requirements of the [Read More]

Is it a necessary step to move out during the divorce process? As the biggest financial asset for a couple, many people also experience emotional attachments to their home that can make it difficult to move out, even when divorce is impending. You and your spouse may not be able to come to terms about [Read More]

Hope For The Best But Be Prepared For The Worst? What You Need To Know About Postnuptials. Are you concerned about managing issues related to your marriage if something were to happen down the line? Whether put together before or after the marriage, sitting down with a family lawyer is recommended for anyone who wants [Read More]

Tips for Successful Co-Parenting During and After Divorce   There are many different reasons why you should prepare yourself for co-parenting with your former spouse. When possible, it’s often recommended, and it will  allow your children to maintain a positive relationship with both parents. The more you can minimize issues between you and your former [Read More]

In every divorce, each party must sign an affidavit stating their assets and debts. This is so that both parties — and the court — is aware of the holdings of each spouse and can move forward with equitable distribution. Unfortunately, some divorcees get the idea that it’s beneficial for them to hide or obscure [Read More]

Most people don’t make a habit of seeing the inside of a courtroom. When the date of your divorce approaches, it’s normal to be nervous. Quell your anxieties and prepare for your day in court by understanding what — and what not — to expect. Airport Security, But in a Courtroom Before you enter the [Read More]

Deciding that the next best step in your marriage is ending it is a difficult realization. Coping with your own feelings about the dissolution of your marriage is challenging, but so is breaking the news to family members and friends. Here are some ways to make the conversations with the people who matter to you [Read More]

If you have children and are getting a divorce, you must have a parenting plan. Here are some simple tips to help you create a parenting plan that works for you. Most of all, be sure the parenting plan benefits your children. 1. Put Your Children First Before you consider your schedule, your ex’s schedule, [Read More]