Unknowingly for most Floridian divorce couples, they have the notion that after the finalization of divorce ruling there is nothing more to do, say or change with arrangements, which applies to the future situation. Under the Florida divorce decree, there are circumstantial events or situations that a need for modification can still be requested and…
Divorce is a major life-changer and difficult challenge to face reality, both emotionally and practically. One of which spouse may find herself or himself in a different financial situation than the other. For this reason, alimony may be considered to award to the less financially equipped spouse to level the playing field and give justice…
Alimony or Spousal Support in Divorce Cases in Fort Myers, FloridaIs Alimony Always Awarded in a Divorce Cases? When considering divorce, clients have queries about alimony – if they’ll receive support or be the one to pay it. Alimony is not automatic, nor mandatory in every divorce. There are various factors that the court investigates…
In a family court of law, the judge may award sole or joint custody and sole or joint physical custody of a child. Visitation, or parenting time, may be equal or given primarily to one parent. Losing custody of a child means losing both joint legal and/or physical custody and visitation may become limited or…
A divorce is a lawsuit initiated by an aggrieved spouse, filed through a petition for the dissolution of marriage, severing the marriage bond permanently. The engagement of filing a petition for divorce in Florida is a tedious matter if you are unprepared to confront both the financial and legal dilemmas. If you feel 100% ready…
A kept journal is beneficial during the petition of divorce proceedings. Divorce is a tedious process involving perplexing proceedings especially if the petition incorporates an adversarial dispute. If marriage no longer works, most Americans resort to the filing of a Petition for Divorce. This proceeding adversely affects not only the bond of the marriage but…
Dating in the midst of a divorce may impact your ability to spend time with your children. Florida Law does not prohibit dating during an on-going Petition for Divorce. However, dating may aggravate and may eventually impact one’s ability to obtain time-share with children. Dating may result in additional felonies including adultery and other similar…
Florida is the fourth highest-ranking state for divorce with a divorced population of 13.2%. Divorce is a tedious process that is inherently complicated as it entangles other vital family concerns such as but not limited to child support, alimony, and even the separation and distribution of the real estate. Divorce can severely affect your marriage ties and can…
It’s a common concern amongst both husbands and wives that a failing business could impact them personally. If your spouse has considerable business debt, you may be asking yourself how this impacts you. It’s important to understand how business debt works in general and also how debt works in a marriage and divorce. When your spouse’s (the same goes…
Total income, belongings, and debts obtained within the marriage are generally marital belongings. Properties acquired individually prior to the marriage are considered separate property and should not be burdened with the equitable distribution. Properties in Florida are subjected to be divided equally during a divorce. As a matter of fact, even debts and other assets…