What Are The Different Types of Divorce Every divorce is different, and so is the right approach to resolving it. Whether you seek privacy, speed, or emotional support, Florida law offers[...] Read More
Central Florida Collaborative Divorce Divorce With Respect Week 2025 My Conversation on the Respectful Divorce Podcast I recently had the opportunity to appear as a guest on the Respectful Divorce Podcast with my[...] Read More
Looking for Closure: Divorce Using Service By Publication For the majority of people, going through the divorce process can be a complex and surreal period in their lives. In some cases, however,[...] Read More
When Is an Unequal Distribution Available in a Divorce? The Factors Equitable Distribution is premised on the starting point that equal is equitable. (See prior post, “How Is Property Divided In A Florida[...] Read More
Can You Stop A Divorce From Moving Forward? In spite of all the bleak statistics everyone has heard about the likelihood of a marriage ending in divorce, people have always entered into[...] Read More
What is Mediation in a Florida Divorce? In the realm of family law, where emotions often run high and tensions can escalate rapidly, finding amicable solutions to disputes is paramount. One[...] Read More
Who Pays the Mortgage and Expenses During a Divorce? During a pending divorce in Florida, often, one of the parties will decide to move out of the marital home. (See our post on[...] Read More
How Is Property Divided In A Florida Divorce? This is one of the most important questions in a divorce. While a marriage, and its undoing, can be fraught with complex and difficult[...] Read More
Can I Sue My Spouse or Their Lover for Cheating? Divorce can involve a chaotic jumble of emotions, leaving most people cycling through feelings of anger, hurt, sadness, and betrayal. For some during this[...] Read More
What is Dissipation of Marital Assets in a Florida Divorce? How Do you Prove Asset Dissipation? Once a couple gets married, they have formed a partnership in which they are each impacted and bound[...] Read More
The UCCJEA and Florida: I like to think I stay well-informed regarding current issues in family law. I read new case law; attend continuing legal education seminars; seek[...] Read More
Ways to Prepare for a Divorce That Aren’t Discussed (But Should Be) All major life events, both the good and the bad, are improved through preparation. You prepare for a family vacation and you prepare for[...] Read More
Grandparents’ Rights in Florida No matter how ideal a family may appear, everyone knows that all family dynamics can be complicated. Those dynamics can become more complicated when[...] Read More
What Happens If I Move Out During the Divorce? One concern we see often in divorces is how to handle the marital home while the divorce is pending. For a related discussion of[...] Read More
Should I Stay or Should I Go: Florida’s Relocation Laws In the aftermath of a divorce or separation, there may often be a variety of emotions — perhaps sadness, grief, happiness, even relief. With[...] Read More
Can You Make Your Spouse Pay Your Legal Fees? One of the most common questions clients ask in a divorce and other family law matters is whether they can make their spouse pay[...] Read More
Which Home for the Holidays? : How Divorced Parents Should Handle the Holidays Oh, holidays! A time for joy and togetherness with the family. A time for making great memories and continuing traditions, like listening to your[...] Read More
Navigating Divorce with P.E.A.C.E.: A Comprehensive Guide to Methodical Resolution Introduction: Embarking on the journey of divorce necessitates a comprehensive understanding of the many issues involved. Family law attorneys often use a structured approach[...] Read More