Monthly Archives: July 2024
Recent Alimony Shifts and the 35% Rule
Recently the state of Florida enacted changes to alimony laws, impacting how spousal support is determined and awarded in divorce proceedings. These reforms aim to streamline the alimony process and make it more equitable for both parties involved. The 2023 changes to spousal maintenance following a divorce represent a shift towards more temporary and… Read More »
Court Orders for Ultimate Decision-Making Authority
When transitioning from spouses to coparents, a key issue parents face is determining how decisions regarding their child’s upbringing will be made post-divorce. It is important to know that even if you believe you should have ultimate decision-making authority, Florida courts generally favor a co-parenting model. Of course, there are circumstances where one parent… Read More »
What Makes a Collaborative Divorce Process Unique?
When a couple decides a marriage is no longer working, they have various options when it comes to ending the union. One approach is a collaborative divorce process, which has gained popularity as it focuses on mutual respect, open communication, and cooperation. Talk to an Orlando family lawyer about where you are today and… Read More »
Back to School 2024 Sales Tax Holiday
Consumers can purchase qualifying back-to-school supplies exempt from tax during the 2024 Back-to-School Sales Tax Holiday. Passed by the Florida Legislature and signed into law by Gov. Ron DeSantis, the sales tax holiday begins Monday, July 29 and extends through Sunday, August 11. Learn More….
The Power of Constructive Communication and Mediation
Divorce can be a challenging journey. For some, the process is fraught with emotional turmoil and uncertainty. While discussions may be strained when a marriage reaches a breaking point, it is also true that communication becomes paramount when drafting a divorce agreement. Constructive communication can smooth the path toward a peaceful resolution, allowing both… Read More »
