Divorce

Divorce is frequently a life-changing experience. While it can certainly be emotionally taxing, in many instances, it is ultimately a change for the better for all parties involved. Nevertheless, before taking this journey, it’s important to understand that there is not a single universal approach...

Even in relatively amicable circumstances, divorce can be a highly emotional and challenging experience. Some divorcing couples find that mediation is an effective tool for reaching a mutually fair and satisfactory outcome to the process. Mediation involves working with a neutral third party, who gu...

Financial Affidavit for Divorce: What You Need to Know Before Filing Divorces in Florida, much like everywhere else, often involve a significant amount of paperwork. One of the key documents that features is the financial affidavit. In short, this is a sworn disclosure of each spouse’s financial ...

  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...

Divorce is typically categorized into two types: contested and uncontested. Each type follows a different path and presents unique challenges and opportunities. This introduction will provide a clear overview of what distinguishes a contested divorce from an uncontested divorce, setting the stage fo...

Walkaway Wife Syndrome refers to a situation where a woman feels compelled to leave her marriage after years of unmet emotional needs and lack of connection.  It's not officially recognized in psychological textbooks, but the term captures a real and painful experience that many women...

Your attorney is your most powerful resource in any Florida family law case. They’ll provide you with legal advice, help you formulate the right strategy for your situation, represent you in court, and guide you through challenging experiences. Naturally, it’s in your best interests to w...