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Sunday,
July 02, 2017.
posted in Divorce

Don’t Delay: The Disadvantages of A Drawn-Out Divorce

Divorce, no matter how amicable you and your spouse attempt to make it, is going to have its share of unpleasantness and stress, both emotional and financial. For this reason, you or your soon-to-be-ex may understandably start to procrastinate divorce proceedings in an attempt (either knowingly or subconsciously) to delay the inevitable ordeal. However, there...

Thursday,
June 08, 2017.
posted in Divorce

Covering All The Financial Bases During Divorce

For many Florida residents, moving through the property division process is one of the most stressful aspects of ending a marriage. Understanding how to properly divide marital wealth is a challenge, especially for spouses who have not played an active role in managing family finances. For those individuals, it is absolutely critical to construct a...

Wednesday,
May 24, 2017.
posted in Divorce

New Ruling Addresses Division of Military Benefits After Divorce

Most Florida residents who are members of the United States military have a basic understanding of how their benefits are handled. For those who are preparing to divorce, it is important to take a closer look at how those benefits will be divided, as the outcome will have a lasting impact on the financial standing of...

Friday,
May 05, 2017.
posted in Divorce

Could Divorce Actually Make You A Better Parent?

The end of a marriage is often a stressful process for Florida parents, and many wonder how they are going to be able to handle parenting without a partner. Divorce does not always have to be a negative change in regard to parenting, however. There are ways that parents can use the experience to actually...

Thursday,
April 27, 2017.
posted in Divorce

The Links Between Divorce and Estate Planning

For many Florida residents, the end of a marriage represents the death of that relationship, as well as the birth of a new phase of life. Divorce may have other links to death, however, in the form of an individual’s estate planning. It is important to understand how life insurance is impacted by divorce, and how...

Wednesday,
April 19, 2017.
posted in Divorce

How to Protect An Inheritance During A Florida Divorce

Determining how to divide marital debt is one of the most pressing concerns for divorcing spouses, in Florida and across the nation. One aspect of property division that many people are unprepared for involves inherited wealth. Without the proper protections in place, an inheritance can be subject to division between spouses during a divorce. There are...

Thursday,
April 06, 2017.
posted in Divorce

Helping Children to Survive Their Parents’ Divorce

The dissolution of a marriage can be heartbreaking not just for the spouses but also for the children. After all, the children’s daily routines end up being affected by their parents’ divorce, too. A couple of tips may help parents in Florida to assist their children in dealing with this time of transition. First, it may...

Tuesday,
April 04, 2017.
posted in Divorce

Take Custody of Your Kids and Your Future During A Divorce

Heading to court to slug out a divorce settlement is not the romantic future you had in mind when you got married. Unfortunately, divorce is a common end to many marriages in Florida. While many aspects of a divorce can become emotional, fighting for custody of the children tops them all. If you and your...

Thursday,
March 09, 2017.
posted in Divorce

The Role of Cryptocurrency in A Florida Divorce

Many people have heard the term “cryptocurrency” but are unaware of what it means. Cryptocurrency is a word used to describe a means of transferring wealth from one party to another without disclosing the identity of one or both parties. In regard to divorce, cryptocurrency provides a tool for unscrupulous spouses to shield marital wealth from...

Friday,
February 10, 2017.
posted in Divorce

One State Could Pass A Law That Limits Grounds For Divorce

Faced with an untenable marriage, most Florida spouses are relieved to know that they are able to bring their marriage to an end with relatively few obstacles. Florida is a “no-fault” divorce state, which means that couples who agree to end their marriage do not need to place the blame for the divorce on one...

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