Collection of experiences and information we have gained through our practice of law.
Courts are closed to the public; however, Judges continue to review and close out cases.
Luckily, uncontested divorces have never been so easy in South Florida. Most judges are divorcing couples without a hearing, provided that all required documents are submitted together with an Affidavit for Remote Uncontested Dissolution of Marriage.
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Florida law requires divorcing parties to submit certain financial documents. This process is called mandatory disclosures. Find out what documents you’re required to provide to the other party:
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Most people consider their pets part of the family. What happens to these pets during a divorce? Does Florida allow for visitation of pets?
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Equitable distribution is the process in which the Court divides marital assets and liabilities during divorce proceedings. Florida Statute ยง61.075 defines this process and includes factors that the Court considers when determining whether property acquired during the marriage is martial or nonmarital.
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Prenups are used to designate rights of couples in case they divorce. Can prenups protect you from having to pay alimony if you divorce? Yes; find out how:
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There are several different types of alimony in Florida. This blog post explores each type and the criteria to be entitled to each one.
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There are three types of divorces in Florida: 1. Simplified; 2. Uncontested; and 3. Contested. What’s the difference and which one is right for you?
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This blog post focuses on Family Law and the services we provide with that respect.
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When is your home considered marital property? Just because you and your spouse lived in a home during the marriage does not guarantee you interest in it.
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So, you’ve either been served with divorce papers or you have filed for divorce yourself. What’s the next step?
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