Category Archives: Family Law
Do I Get Alimony After a Protective Order in Orlando?
When most people think about spousal support or “alimony” in Florida, they think about divorce. However, spouses may also receive temporary spousal support after obtaining protective orders. This form of compensation is designed to keep victims financially secure through difficult times, and you may be eligible to receive it. To learn more, speak with… Read More »
What Should Be My Top Priority During an Orlando Divorce?
During a typical divorce in Orlando, spouses must focus on various goals. Some may worry about walking away with a fair property division settlement. Others may be more concerned about their children – both in terms of custody and support funds. There are also spouses who place considerable emphasis on alimony. But what if… Read More »
Preparing for Graduation as a Divorced Parent in Orlando
As most parents know, child custody laws no longer apply when a child reaches legal adulthood. Often, this moment occurs in tandem with the child’s 18th birthday. If a child turns 18 before graduating from high school, the time sharing plan will continue until their graduation date. At this point in time, divorced parents… Read More »
The Dangers – and Benefits – of Renovations During Marriage
According to Statista, 75% of all Americans attempt DIY renovations. Often, these renovations prove extremely cost-effective, increasing both quality of living and home values. In other situations, however, they prove to be total disasters. If you or your spouse carried out these DIY renovations during your marriage, they could become an issue if you… Read More »
How to Streamline Custody Exchanges in Orlando
While many parents feel excited to see their children again after long waits, custody exchanges represent common sources of conflict for divorced spouses. It therefore makes sense to streamline this process as much as possible. If you are struggling with an uncooperative ex, these exchanges may seem highly stressful. If you cannot resolve this… Read More »
Pros and Cons of Divorce as a High-Net-Worth Individual in Florida
High-net-worth individuals have unique considerations when approaching divorce. If you’re thinking about getting divorced in Florida, you need to consider a range of pros and cons that may not apply to lower-income individuals. At the end of the day, however, only you can decide whether divorce is necessary. Often, financial considerations are secondary to… Read More »
What Is Florida’s New “Divorce Stabilization Bill?”
Although many are still attempting to wrap their heads around Florida’s recent changes to alimony, the Sunshine State isn’t finished making adjustments to its divorce laws. A new “Divorce Stabilization Bill” just cleared the House, and it could have numerous effects on the way couples end their marriages. As the name suggests, this Bill… Read More »
What if Your Ex Isn’t Trying to Accomplish Anything During Rehabilitative Alimony?
Although rehabilitative alimony in Florida gives receiving spouses valuable financial support after divorce, these spouses cannot simply sit back and achieve nothing during this process. In Florida, rehabilitative alimony comes with clear conditions. If the receiving spouse fails to meet these conditions, then they may stop receiving payments. What should you do if you’re… Read More »
When Does Rehabilitative Alimony End in Florida?
With the end of permanent alimony in Florida, many spouses are now taking the prospect of rehabilitative alimony much more seriously. This type of alimony specifically helps dependent spouses “get back on their feet” and regain financial independence after a divorce. These dependent spouses face the real prospect of financial ruin if they fail… Read More »
Surprising Benefits of Marriage in Florida
If you’re planning on getting married in the near future, you might want to consider signing the contract in Florida. The Sunshine State is probably best known for attracting retirees, but a new set of laws may make this a logical destination for fiancées. Perhaps most crucially, a marriage contract signed in Florida could… Read More »