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When people in their 50s, 60s or 70s get divorced, it is often referred to as a gray divorce. One interesting thing to note about these cases is that gray divorce has become more common in recent years. For those who are 65 and older, the divorce rate has nearly...
Co-parenting after a separation or divorce can be challenging, especially when emotions run high. Even routine discussions about school schedules, extracurricular activities or transportation can sometimes escalate into arguments. Fortunately, advances in artificial...
If you know that your marriage is no longer salvageable, then it is worth considering taking action. Many spouses put off filing for divorce, however, or don’t do anything about it until their spouse files. There are some notable advantages to being the one to...
Divorce is already an emotionally challenging experience, but the process can become even more overwhelming when substantial assets are involved. In a high-asset divorce, dividing property is rarely straightforward, as couples may have shared years of financial...
When Florida parents share custody, they are subject to a time-sharing order. That order outlines how the parents divide overnight time with their children. Depending on the breakdown of parenting time and the income of both parents, as well as the unique needs of the...
You signed a prenuptial agreement when you got married. It was very important to your future spouse. You knew that they had more assets than you, which they wanted to protect, and you agreed to the prenup. But that marriage happened a few years ago, and your spouse...
When business owners decide to get divorced, the company may be one of the most expensive assets that they own. It is very important to get a proper valuation as it goes through property division. This is also true in cases where one spouse is a business owner, and...
Requests for alimony during Florida divorces can trigger conflict between spouses and also triggers intentional financial misconduct in many cases. People required to provide financial support after the end of a marriage may resent that obligation. Some people go so...
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...