How Much Alimony Can I Receive From My Divorce?

Alimony, Divorce

Alimony is one of the most hotly contested issues in a divorce. Some cases can carry on for years because spouses cannot agree on alimony. Under Florida Statute 61.08, the amount of Alimony you can receive from your divorce depends on several factors starting with:...

How Do I Protect My Assets in a Divorce?

Divorce

Divorce requires a division of assets acquired during the marriage, so you can’t keep every asset you own out of your spouse’s hands. Knowing that, is there any way to protect your assets in Divorce? Obtain a Prenuptial Agreement A prenuptial agreement is an agreement...

Does It Matter if My Spouse Had an Affair in a Florida Divorce?

Divorce

Most states are “no-fault” Divorce states. This traditional grounds (or reasons) like adultery, cruelty, or abandonment are not required to obtain a divorce. Simply state your reason for divorce and the court will accept it. That doesn’t mean, however that bad...

5 Reasons Why Mediation Is Encouraged During Divorce

Divorce, Mediation

Mediation is often underrated compared to Litigation when couples are in the middle of dissolution of marriage. Certainly, there are many situations where pursuing Litigation is necessary. However, if both spouses are hoping to proceed with their case amicably,...

Considering a Prenuptial Agreement?

Divorce, Prenuptial and Postnuptial Agreements

Are you recently engaged or in the process of planning an upcoming wedding? If so, your feelings of excitement and joy, may also be met with expressions of concern for yourself or from those closest to you. Most couples marry for the right reasons and have the best...

Four Steps to Take When Considering a Divorce

Divorce

Whether you’ve reached a breaking point in your relationship or your marriage has been in a state beyond repair for a while, Divorce should not be approached lightly. There are many factors that influence settlements and final judgments. Our Central Florida Family Law...