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Facing divorce often means untangling years of financial connections, and your retirement accounts might be one of your largest assets. Many Floridians are surprised to learn that their 401(k) is not automatically 100% theirs to keep, even if it is only in their name....
Second divorces can feel like déjà vu, but they often come with new challenges and emotions. Mediation offers a path to resolve these issues efficiently. Let us explore how this process can simplify your divorce and ease the emotional burden. How can mediation benefit...
Florida is one of the states that require mediation in divorce. The state views divorce as a process that should be resolved as amicably as it can be, with as little court involvement as it can have. Therefore, both spouses must attempt mediation before their case can...
Co-parenting can be challenging, especially when it involves the delicate needs of infants and toddlers. As parents, you want to provide a supportive environment for your little one's growth. Here are five key tips to help you develop an effective plan that benefits...
When a marriage ends, the division of assets can be a complex and contentious issue. But what if your spouse is not playing fair? Hiding assets during a divorce is a major issue for many couples and can greatly impact the result of the case. The law requires both...
Divorce can profoundly impact a child, leading to feelings of confusion, fear and sadness. Children often struggle to understand why their parents are separating and may worry about how the change will affect their lives. As a parent, addressing these concerns with...
Traditions, such as holidays, birthdays or simple Friday night pizza rituals, thread together the fabric of family life. But what happens to these threads when a family experiences divorce? Are parents obligated to maintain every tradition, or is there room for...
Managing a deceased loved one’s estate can be a daunting responsibility, especially when you are still grieving your loss. If you are designated to represent a parent's estate, it is crucial to understand the probate process and what exactly your duties are....
Yes. Florida courts follow a principle called "equitable distribution" in dividing marital assets during divorce. This means they aim for a fair division based on each spouse's contributions to the marriage – both financial and non-financial. One spouse may have...
Life after divorce can take unexpected turns, and for some families, this means living in different states. However, these seasonal relocations across state lines can present significant legal challenges, particularly concerning custody agreements and parenting plans....