When a marriage comes to an end, most people believe that Divorce is the only legal option. However, under Florida law, an Annulment may also be explored in specific and limited circumstances. Understanding the difference between Divorce and Annulment is important for...
Many grandparents play a vital role in the lives of their grandchildren, offering love, stability, and emotional support. In numerous families, grandparents are a constant presence, helping raise, guide, and care for younger generations. However, when parents...
Divorce is rarely easy, especially when it becomes contested, emotions run high and legal complexities may multiply. What is a contested Divorce? The term contested means that Spouses cannot agree on one or more key issues in the case such as Timesharing (formerly...
June is recognized as Men’s Mental Health Month. Due to the stigma and lack of support surrounding men’s mental health, those who experience divorce may struggle with navigating the emotions that accompany the end of their marriage. There are several ways for men to...
For those who being the dissolution of marriage process an initial concern commonly arises regarding how the belongings and finances will be divided: who gets what? In the state of Florida the two parties can either agree among themselves, or the court will hold a...
During a divorce proceeding, one of the biggest questions is often “What date do we use to determine the value of a particular marital asset?” For example, on what date do we look at a spouse’s 401k to assign a value to it for family law purposes? Should the date of...
