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One of the most significant assets divorcing couples often need to address is real estate. Whether it's the family home, a vacation property or investment real estate, understanding how courts may divide these assets can help you navigate the legal process more...
When divorce proceedings begin in Florida, the dynamics of your shared home can quickly become tense and unpredictable. Feeling safe in your home is a fundamental need during stressful times. So, can you change the locks of your shared home to feel safer? You can, but...
Divorce can be a highly stressful experience, especially when dividing assets. You've worked hard to build a life together, and now you're facing the difficult task of separating your finances. What if you're not ready to leave your marital home yet? A deferred sale...
Divorce can be stressful and emotional, and property division can make it even more complicated. Dealing with mixed assets is one of the trickier parts of dividing property after a divorce. Understanding how mixed assets affect property division is crucial for a fair...
Florida is an equitable distribution jurisdiction, which that means marital property is divided fairly though not necessarily equally, between spouses in the event of a divorce. However, separate property may not be divided between divorcing spouses as it is...
If you own a family business, you may wonder what will happen to it in the event of a divorce. Well, it depends. Various factors could determine the fate of the family business, such as when it was acquired, its nature and its value. First, it helps to understand...
For many divorcing couples, the largest asset they need to find a way to divide in their home. Typically, they agree to sell the home and split the proceeds or one spouse buys the other’s share and keeps it. Sometimes, a couple doesn’t want to sell the home...
If you and your soon-to-be ex will be dividing up substantial assets you’ve accumulated over many years as you divorce, you may have some concerns about the tax implications. Certainly, that’s a factor you should consider so that you know whether something is...
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...
With its convenience and benefits, credit cards have become a staple mode of payment in the U.S. However, a credit card has its drawbacks. And for divorcing parties, it is an additional issue to address. Who pays for credit card debts? Traditional versus joint credit...