Category Archives: Fort Lauderdale Divorce
Temporary Relief In Divorce
There are a lot of issues that have to be addressed before a Florida court will finalize a divorce, including property division, alimony, child custody, and child support. The process of resolving these issues can take a long time, sometimes taking months or even years. Fortunately, couples don’t have to wait until their divorce… Read More »
Tips For Coping With Stress During Your Florida Divorce
Ending a marriage is challenging, not only financially and legally, but also emotionally, so it should come as no surprise that this process is regularly ranked as one of the most stressful experiences that a person can go through. Fortunately, there are strategies that couples can utilize to help them cope with this stress… Read More »
Five Strategies For Rebuilding Your Finances After Divorce
Transitioning to post-divorce life can be difficult, with the parties involved often required to find a new place to live and adjust their finances, all while grappling with the emotional aspects of ending a marriage. Managing their finances may be the last thing that a couple wants to do following a divorce, but doing… Read More »
What To Know About Florida’s Divorce Timeline
Some of the most common questions we receive at our firm involve the duration of the divorce process. Spanning in length from as little as a month to over a year, how long a divorce takes to finalize depends on the nature of the case itself, including whether the divorce is contested or uncontested…. Read More »
Are You Involved In A High-Conflict Divorce?
While ending a marriage is always emotional and difficult, there’s a big difference between an average divorce and a high-conflict divorce. The latter are extremely tumultuous and usually marked by relentless and intense disputes that go on for months or even years. These kinds of divorces must almost always be resolved in court with… Read More »
The Child Specialist’s Role In Collaborative Divorce
Not all divorces require that a couple goes to court. In fact, more and more couples are using alternative dispute methods, like collaborative divorce, as a way to resolve their differences without the interference of a judge. These methods have proven to be particularly helpful in cases where a couple shares children, as the… Read More »
Pre-Divorce Planning
Approaching divorce with a clear understanding of the process and the steps you can take to prepare for it can make all the difference in helping you navigate the challenges of ending a marriage. Read on for some tips on pre-divorce planning. Gathering Documents When trying to come up with a divorce settlement, couples… Read More »
What To Know About Florida Family Law Subpoenas
While many people may have heard the term “subpoena” on criminal procedure shows, some are still unsure of what this word entails, especially when they encounter it in family law cases. A subpoena is a written order issued by a court that requires the recipient to give testimony or produce documents in a legal… Read More »
How Much Does A Florida Divorce Cost?
Besides being complex and emotionally draining, divorce can also have financial implications. In fact, one of the most common questions we hear at our firm is “How much will my divorce cost?” Unfortunately, the answer can be quite complicated, as the cost of divorce always varies depending on the unique circumstances of a person’s… Read More »
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 »
