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Social media has become the way we keep everyone updated on our lives and what we’re doing. Facebook or Twitter often are the place where we vent when we have a bad day, or we document on Instagram when we finally took that dream vacation. However, when you are facing...
When you and your spouse decide to divorce in Florida, the court splits multiple assets between the two of you. While you may think about the house, cars and bank accounts, courts can also divide your retirement and pension plans. But if you or your spouse is in the...
Getting a divorce can be a complicated process if a Florida couple shares children, assets, and other items of property. Once they have filed their petitions and have begun the steps of untangling their lives from one another, the parties may have many difficult...
A divorce can leave a lot of questions in the lives of Florida residents. While one of the parties may continue to work and earn the income that they made while they were in their martial relationship, the other may worry about how they will make ends meet without the...
No one wants to make the end of their marriage harder on themselves than it has to be. A divorce is a painful and difficult process even when it moves forward without issues, but complicating factors can put unnecessary and burdensome roadblocks in the parties' paths...
Many Florida residents will agree that marriages require hard work and dedication on the part of the partners to flourish. Even when partners love each other they will still experience disagreements and conflicts that can shake the foundations of their lives together,...
Shopping on Amazon is a common event in the lives of many individuals throughout the nation. Rather than going to their local big box stores or local establishments, Florida residents may submit orders through the online retail giant to deliver their purchases to...
One of the reasons that a Florida couple may choose to create a prenuptial agreement before the parties say "I do" is to manage any expectations the parties have about their property, wealth, and its distribution should they end their relationship in a divorce. Having...
Divorce is a big process. While at its core it is the dissolution of a marriage and the breaking of legal bonds that tied two Florida residents together, a divorce requires its parties to address many other important legal matters. For example, pursuant to their...
A divorce can alter many of the plans that a Florida resident may have made for their future. Aside from the incredibly disruptive experience of leaving a relationship that was once intended to last forever, a person may find that they are not as financially stable as...
