Monthly Archives: April 2024
Why Florida’s Divorce Rate Is Higher Than Average
Divorce rates are on the rise across the country and Florida is no exception to this general trend. In fact, at 3.4 percent, the divorce rate in Florida is the sixth highest in the U.S. This has largely been attributed to a few different characteristics that are specific to the state itself. Florida’s no-fault… Read More »
Three Signs It Might Be Time To Modify Your Custody Arrangement
Parents who decide to separate can either negotiate a time-sharing arrangement or put the matter in the hands of a family law judge, who will implement a custody order with which the family must comply. In either case, once there is an official legal order on record, parents are required to strictly follow the… Read More »
What Is In-Home Separation?
Many couples who decide to get divorced first enter into a trial separation, where they both live under the same roof, but start the process of disentangling their lives. Unfortunately, separation is not legally recognized in Florida, so it’s important for couples to take certain steps to legally separate their interests, particularly if they… Read More »
A Brief Breakdown Of The Divorce Process In Florida
Divorce can be emotionally grueling, but it is first and foremost a legal process. Florida, like each state, has its own laws and procedures in place when it comes to how courts handle divorces. Having a good understanding of this process can help couples more easily navigate the legal system and make informed decisions… Read More »
What Qualifies As An Asset During Divorce?
Ending a marriage is not only an emotional process, but also a legal one that involves a lot of complicated issues, like asset division. Unfortunately, there’s a lot of confusion over what qualifies as an asset when it comes to property division in Florida, so we’ve included some information to help clarify what’s fair… Read More »
Important Changes To Florida’s Alimony Law
Last year, Governor Ron DeSantis approved a new set of laws that made major changes to the current alimony rules in Florida. These changes officially went into effect last year and could have significant repercussions for divorcing couples across the state. Read on for an update on the most recent changes to Florida’s alimony… Read More »
