Spouses preparing for divorce often have to think about what assets they hope to keep. Dividing their property is a necessary element of divorce. Unfortunately, many people preparing for divorce overlook one of the most important financial considerations. They become...
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How divorcing couples can address “the marital home”
People frequently say that home is where the heart is. Home is also where people tend to invest a significant portion of their income. Married couples might spend as much as a third of their income each month paying their mortgages. They may also spend money making...
How does remarriage impact child custody and support agreements?
Remarriage can mark an exciting time in a parent's life, but it can also mean tremendous change for kids and court orders from previous relationships. If you're a parent in Florida, understanding how remarriage affects child custody and support agreements is crucial...
How can one spouse prove that the other has hidden marital assets?
Financial negotiations are a standard procedure in most Florida divorces. While some people begin their marriages with prenuptial agreements in place, many others have to handle property division matters during the divorce because they did not previously set any...
New school year, new challenges for parents sharing custody
Starting a new school year can be a big adjustment for any family. For parents who share parental responsibility and time with their children, the new year can bring unique challenges. If you are relatively new to this situation, it can help to know what issues may...
Three important considerations when splitting assets during divorce
Divorce is not only an emotional journey but also a complex legal process, especially when it comes to the division of assets. The division of marital property can significantly impact each party’s financial future. Proactive planning can help to pave the way into a...
Who keeps a couple’s retirement savings in a Florida divorce?
People who have enjoyed a higher standard of living throughout marriage may have concerns about divorce. After all, they may have more marital property to divide. Often, people worry primarily about assets that may influence their current and future financial...
3 signs it may be time to modify a Florida parenting plan
A Florida parenting plan largely regulates the relationship between divorced or separated parents and their children. There is a general expectation that the adults subject to a Florida parenting plan should uphold the terms set in that document in good faith....
What happens to household debt during a Florida divorce?
Financial concerns are often at the forefront of someone's mind early in their divorce proceedings. People naturally worry about losing valuable property and covering the outstanding financial obligations accrued during the marriage. Some couples have very clear plans...
Considerations: Addressing the marital home during divorce
Many factors go into determining property division agreements during a divorce. For example, for many people, a marital home is one of their biggest assets. In some cases, one person decides they want to keep the house. If you're thinking about keeping your family...