Dividing retirement assets is one of the complexities of divorce property division. You and your ex may have existing IRAs, 401(k)s, pensions and other investments which are subject to equitable distribution under Florida laws. Since retirement funds are significant...
Month: September 2023
2 little-known facts about Florida divorces involving children
Parents always want to protect their kids from painful events. Unfortunately, few things are as devastating to children as the end of their parents’ marriage. You and your co-parent have a say in divorce matters involving your minor children, especially when creating...
What you should know before relocating with your child
Before you load your bags in the trunk and fill your gas tank for relocation, you have to know the following information to avoid any illegalities or consequences that would affect the current custody order. Relocation by agreement or by court approval To legally move...
Lump-sum alimony is possible in some divorces
In Florida, alimony is a means to ensure that both parties maintain a standard of living similar to what they were accustomed to during their marriage. Among the various types of alimony available in the Sunshine State, lump sum alimony is a unique option. Lump sum...
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:...
