When is Marital Property Divided Unequally in Divorce?
In Florida, marital property is divided between divorcing parties equitably. Generally, marital property is any property acquired during a marriage. However, it is possible for even property acquired before a marriage to be considered marital property. For example, if...
How Long Do You Have to Be Separated to File a Divorce?
As divorce attorneys in Florida, we get many clients asking how long they have to be separated before they can bring forward a petition for divorce. People usually ask this question because, in the United States, many states require spouses to be separated for a...
Dating During Your Florida Divorce
If you are considering dating someone else while your Florida divorce is pending, you might be wondering whether that is even legal. Perhaps you are wondering, “Even if it is legal to date during a Florida divorce, is it a good idea to do so?” So, can you date during...
Six Myths About Child Support in Florida Debunked
Unfortunately, there are still many myths about child support in the United States. This is especially true in the state of Florida. Child support laws in Florida are complicated and constantly changing, and this could be one of the main reasons for the confusion....
