Thinking about getting a divorce? These tips can help you prepare financially. Keep reading to learn more about how to set money aside for a Florida divorce and how an attorney can help. Get to Know Your Finances If you aren’t the primary wage earner in your family, it’s important to get to know your [Read More]

If you operate a business with your spouse, getting a divorce can be significantly more difficult. There are a lot of extra steps involved and you have much more to lose if things don’t go in your favor. Navigating a divorce when you own and operate a business requires the help of an experienced Naples, [Read More]

Real estate markets across the country are experiencing an unexpected shift, but Florida is arguably seeing the worst of it. Many people miss the link between the temperature of the local real estate market and divorcing couples in the area, but when housing is more expensive, divorcees have far fewer options for living apart. Here’s [Read More]

In most cases, child support in Florida terminates when a child turns 18. However, there are some circumstances where a custodial parent may collect support after the child’s 18th birthday. We discuss these below. Exceptions For Past Due Child Support Non-custodial parents are responsible for their previous child support obligations even after the child becomes [Read More]

Paying alimony or spousal support after a Florida divorce can put a significant financial strain on your family after an already difficult (and expensive) separation. Even if alimony is ordered temporarily, this can still make it challenging to live independently during and after your divorce. Here are some strategies to potentially avoid paying spousal support [Read More]

If your spouse wants a divorce but you don’t, things can quickly become complicated. You may be able to resolve some of your issues, however, if you are not successful, you’ll need to prepare for the process of dissolving your marriage.  Here are some things you can do to avoid divorce and who to contact [Read More]

Even though you and your spouse may be at odds or you no longer want to be in a marriage together, divorce may not necessarily be the next best step for you. Here are some reasons why getting a traditional divorce may not be your best option and how to get the legal help you [Read More]

Alimony, or spousal support, is money designed to provide for the lesser earning spouse during and after the divorce. However, alimony isn’t required and it can sometimes be waived. It may be difficult to know if this is or isn’t in your best interests.  Here’s what you should know Florida alimony waivers and how to [Read More]

The process of ending a relationship with someone you share a child with can be difficult, even if you were never married. In some ways, the process of splitting and getting custody and support is more difficult for unmarried parents. Here’s what you need to know about what steps a non-married parent can take to [Read More]

If you’re facing the likelihood of getting a divorce around the holidays, chances are high that dissolving your marriage may be a little more challenging than during other times of the year. Here’s what you can do to make the process easier on you and your family.  Be Willing to Make Compromises   A holiday divorce [Read More]