Divorce

Wealth may make divorce more likely

In some senses, wealth can insulate people from divorce. For instance, some couples split up because they’re having a lot of financial stress and they can’t make ends meet. Wealthy couples don’t have to deal with this type of pressure because they have plenty of...

Are men or women more likely to file for divorce?

When looking at divorce trends, you may find yourself interested in who files for divorce more. In traditional, opposite-sex marriages, do men or women seek to end those relationships more often? Even when the divorce itself is amicable and both parties are...

4 financial mistakes to avoid when divorcing

Divorce can be an emotionally and financially challenging experience. Navigating through the complex process requires careful planning, especially when it comes to managing finances.  Unfortunately, many people do not consider their finances or post-divorce financial...

3 things to know about grey divorce

Some people assume that people who have been married for decades aren’t going to call it quits. It may shock them to know that grey divorce, which is divorce among older adults, is very common. There are several key things that typically need to be be considered in a...

How to tell your parents you are getting a divorce

Informing people that you are getting a divorce is not always easy, especially when it comes to your parents. Chances are they were invested in your marriage. Thus, telling them it has come to an end may feel challenging. This guide highlights some tips to help you:...

When are recordings admissible as child custody case evidence?

The ubiquitous influence of electronic communication tools seems to make it easy to hold anyone accountable for their misbehaviors, like a scorned ex caught on camera making threatening remarks due to the tensions of divorce. There are countless ways a wrongly...

What warrants a modification in your child support order?

All is flux and nothing stays still, as the saying goes. The same is true with the ever-shifting dynamics of a family facing divorce. But one thing remains – the obligation of both parents to look out for their child’s best interests. Whether you are the paying or...

How does Florida’s new bill impact alimony laws?

When a marriage breaks down, the financial scales usually tip in favor of the breadwinner spouse, who spends their days sharpening their earning capacity. On the other hand, the other spouse’s earning power stagnates as their contribution reflects in their role as the...

Typical time-sharing schedules in Florida parenting plans

Your Florida divorce has multiple moving variables, and unfortunately, your child’s overwhelmed in the chaotic middle. Devising an organized parenting plan with a time-sharing schedule while regularly coordinating with your ex-partner could establish a semblance of...

Until when can I receive alimony in Florida?

Alimony or spousal support in Florida is a vital matter in divorces. Divorcing couples could set an agreement, but the court might step in to adjust and determine appropriate arrangements based on the situation. The judge could enforce a spousal support order if the...

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