Property Division

A divorce can feel financially unfair when one spouse makes large, unexplained purchases or withdrawals shortly before filing. In Florida, this is formally recognized as dissipation of marital assets under the equitable distribution statute, section 61.075. How courts...

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The marital home is often one of the largest assets a couple may have. For some, the home has considerable emotional ties, particularly for couples who raised children in the home. All of those factors can lead to issues if the couple decides to divorce.  Deciding...

Property division in a high asset divorce involves more than simply splitting belongings. It requires a clear understanding of financial structures, ownership and long-term impact. When significant wealth is involved, the process becomes more detailed and often more...

In a Florida dissolution of marriage, property division follows the principle of equitable distribution. This means the court aims to divide marital assets and debts fairly, though it may not be in an even 50/50 split. As digital tokens and virtual currencies become...

Divorce can create complex questions about your financial future. For some couples, retirement accounts represent the largest financial assets they possess. Understanding how Florida law divides these accounts can help you anticipate the financial impact of divorce....

When you go through a divorce in Florida, figuring out what counts as marital property can be confusing. Gifts between spouses create a tricky situation because the court looks closely at when and how one spouse gave the gift. What counts as a gift A gift between...

Going through a divorce can become more difficult when a family business is involved. How can an income-generating marital entity be divided accurately during an often emotional legal process? Understanding the common hurdles in business asset division The unique...

Dividing property during a divorce can feel overwhelming, especially when it involves big-ticket items like vehicles. Cars, trucks, or recreational vehicles often carry both financial and emotional value, and deciding who keeps what often sparks disagreements. In...

Dividing property during a divorce can feel complex, especially when that property earns income. In Florida, the court treats rental homes, commercial buildings, and other income-generating real estate much like other marital assets, but there are unique factors that...