Category Archives: Divorce
Do We Need a Lawyer If We Agree on Divorce Terms?
If you begin the divorce process believing you and your spouse have agreed on all major issues, you may wonder if lawyers are unnecessary. While reaching consensus on matters such as asset division, parenting time, and support is an excellent starting point, Florida law still requires specific legal steps to finalize a divorce. Even… Read More »
Agreement Does Not Eliminate Legal Complexity
Even when spouses believe they agree on every aspect of ending their marriage, legal support can still protect both parties and prevent costly mistakes. Many couples approach divorce assuming that because there is no conflict attorneys are unnecessary. While amicable divorces are absolutely possible, they are not risk-free. The process of legally dissolving a… Read More »
What You Need to Know About Social Media Use During Legal Proceedings
Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok make it easy to share thoughts, photos, and updates with friends and family. Because of this, social media is part of everyday life for many people. But when you’re involved in a family law case, whether it’s a divorce, custody dispute, or support modification, it’s crucial to think… Read More »
Common Divorce Mistakes and How to Sidestep Them
With the emotional strain and many legal and financial details that must be addressed, it’s easy to make costly mistakes when divorcing. These errors can affect your future for years to come. Many people begin the divorce process hoping for a smooth transition but end up facing unnecessary hardship because they didn’t fully understand… Read More »
Credit Card Points, Airline Miles, and Unconventional Assets
Immediately people think of homes, bank accounts, retirement savings, and cars when they imagine dividing assets in a divorce. Yet in today’s digital and reward-driven economy, many couples also have less traditional assets that must be addressed during a divorce. From airline miles and credit card points to digital assets like cryptocurrency, these items… Read More »
How Can I Avoid Court During Divorce in Florida?
The thought of divorce may bring to mind long, stressful courtroom battles. But not every divorce has to end up in court. In fact, there are options designed to help couples resolve their issues more privately and efficiently. Two common alternatives that Florida courts recognize are mediation and collaborative divorce. In some cases, these… Read More »
Strategies for Handling a Difficult Spouse
Rarely easy, the divorce process can be even more overwhelming when a spouse is combative or uncooperative. High-conflict situations are emotionally draining, but that doesn’t mean they have to spiral into long, expensive court battles. Even when tensions are high, collaborative law or mediation may still provide a more constructive path forward. Talk to… Read More »
Steps to Preparing Your Finances for a Divorce
Whether you and your soon-to-be-ex-spouse are pursuing a collaborative divorce or are headed toward a more contested path, organizing your finances early can save you time, money, and significant stress. The more prepared you are, the smoother the process can be. Taking proactive steps to gather the right financial documents and comprehend your full… Read More »
The Challenge of Holiday Time Sharing in Orlando
Florida is known for its sunshine, beaches, and world-class events, and Orlando sits at the heart of it all. With major theme parks like Walt Disney World, Universal Studios, and SeaWorld, as well as festivals, parades, and holiday celebrations throughout the year, Orlando families often find that standard custody arrangements aren’t always enough to… Read More »
Is Mediation Legally Binding?
When couples begin the process of ending a union, many are drawn to mediation as a less adversarial resolution option. Mediation allows both parties to sit down (often with the help of a neutral third party) to work through key divorce issues. But a common question often arises: is mediation legally binding? The answer… Read More »
