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  Understanding Division Differences Even in relatively simple divorces, there are often difficult practical elements to manage. One of the most common is the matter of how belongings and assets will be divided. This can also be an incredibly emotionally-charged part of divorce, with disagree...

Stay Calm - You’re Not Alone in This One minute everything feels normal, and the next, the kids are gone. No warning. No explanation. Just silence. If that’s what you’re dealing with right now, know this first: you aren't crazy, and you are not alone. Many fathers in Florida hav...

  How Long Is This Going to Take? Without a doubt, one of the most common questions about divorce that I get is: how long is this going to drag out? The truth is, it depends. Some cases move quickly, especially when both sides are cooperative. Others get bogged down with disputes, paperwork d...

  When a divorce is on the horizon, it’s natural to wonder whether it matters who goes first. Should you be the one to file? Or does it make more sense to wait and let your spouse take the lead? You might have heard that the first person to file “wins,” or that being...

If you're going through a divorce in Florida or just starting to research your options, you’ve probably come across two different phrases: alimony and spousal support. At first glance, they seem to mean the same thing-and in many cases, people use them interchangeably. But do they actually mea...

  A postnuptial agreement is a legal contract that spouses create after they’re already married. It typically outlines how assets, debts, and other financial matters will be handled if the marriage ends in divorce or death. While many people are familiar with prenuptial agreements, postn...

Winning the lottery might feel like a dream come true, until you realize your marriage is on the rocks and divorce is on the table. In that case, the million-dollar question becomes: do I have to share it? Florida law doesn’t offer a one-size-fits-all answer. Whether lottery winnings are con...

Alimony, or sometimes called spousal support, is often a big piece of Florida divorce cases. Florida law does not automatically grant alimony; a court will award it only if one spouse has a demonstrated need and the other has the ability to pay. If you're someone looking legally avoid or minimize a...