One of the biggest mistakes that people make in the midst of a divorce is to overlook their social media use. Before you file for divorce, you should understand how your social media accounts factor into the final settlement. Understanding responsible social media use...
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3 misconceptions about divorce in Florida
If you poll your group of friends, there is a good chance that at least one, if not more, will have a story about their divorce experience or the experience of someone that they know. As of 2020, the national divorce rate was a little less than half the marriage rate....
What factors can affect property division in a divorce?
Some people who are seeking a divorce go into the process under the impression that divorcing spouses always split their property right down the middle. In reality, this is not always the case. Courts in Florida apply the doctrine of equitable distribution when they...
What happens to retirement savings in a divorce?
As an equitable division state, Florida requires the courts to determine the fair division of property during divorce. Assets include tangible items such as cars and the home, as well as retirement savings accounts. Splitting retirement funds can cause tension when...
How to handle home equity in a divorce
When you and your husband or wife own a home together and make the decision to split up, you may have concerns about what is going to happen to the home. You may have several different options available to you when it comes to figuring out what to do with home equity,...
Mediation puts you and your spouse in charge of your own divorce
Many couples facing divorce believe that the next step is litigation, and they dread having to deal with a lengthy and expensive court process. However, litigation is not the only path to divorce. Mediation is a popular option for several reasons including control...
Divorce, property division and the fate of your family business
In the early years of your marriage, you and your spouse opened a gift shop that attracted local Floridians as well as tourists. The shop has enjoyed much success. However, now that you are facing divorce, what will become of your family business? Here are three...
3 communication strategies to help you minimize divorce conflict
If your marriage is heading for an inevitable end, you may have some conflict in your relationship. Still, conflict may not be good for anyone in the family, including your kids. By avoiding unnecessary conflict during your divorce, you may build a healthy...
Simplified vs. regular divorce in Florida
Florida provides divorcing couples several pathways to receive a legal dissolution of marriage. Anyone who has lived in the state for six months or longer can file for divorce. Reviewing these options can provide clarity during a potentially challenging time....
Visualizing a roadmap to your post-divorce life
If you and your spouse have chosen divorce, you know it is time to move on with your separate lives. Unfortunately, finding a path forward can be just as difficult as making the decision to separate in the first place. From complicated questions about dividing assets...