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Many spouses continue to live with one another during a divorce, but they generally go their separate ways once the courts have finalized the orders addressing their property and any shared minor children. Sometimes, spouses have a prenuptial agreement that clarifies...
Virtually no divorce is a pleasant or easy experience. However, when one spouse acts dishonestly and takes steps to prevent their husband or wife from getting their fair share of assets as they end the marriage, things can become particularly contentious. Further,...
If your spouse is intentionally wasting marital property in anticipation of divorce, it can leave you with less than you are entitled to. Assets that should have been part of the marital estate and subject to division can disappear quickly, reducing what is available...
Going through a divorce can be emotionally challenging. It’s also a significant financial event that can have a long-term impact on your financial stability and future goals. During property division, marital assets and debts will be divided according to Florida’s...
Divorce can place long-term savings under closer review. Often, retirement accounts draw early attention because they may hold years of income earned during the marriage. In Florida, courts review marital property under equitable distribution. This process looks at a...