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Divorce negotiations and litigation necessarily involve discussions about a couple’s division of assets, often including retirement accounts. For many couples, retirement funds represent a significant portion of their wealth, and ensuring a fair division of these...
Quite a few small businesses fail during their first year, and it is common for entrepreneurs to have more plans in place for failure than for success. Those running small businesses may feel uncertain about when the right time to grow a company may be and also how to...
There is so much at stake in a divorce, especially if you share children. Therefore, it might seem logical to take a hardline stance to get what you believe you deserve -- especially if you consider your spouse largely to blame for the end of your marriage. There are...
Should you go ahead and start dating while you are waiting for your divorce to be final? Or could it be problematic? Usually, it is best to wait. Here are some reasons why: A new partner can provoke bad feelings Maybe your spouse says they don’t mind you seeing...
If it seems like Florida lawmakers’ attempts to end the option of permanent alimony are old news, that’s because they’ve been trying to do it for years – without success. Two different governors have vetoed these bills. Last year, Gov. Ron DeSantis vetoed a bill that...
Like many others, you may feel strongly about not relying on your ex-spouse for economic support after your divorce. You would probably prefer to have nothing more to do with them, if possible. More people are ruling out the concept of spousal support before they have...
Florida is a popular vacation destination for many looking to get away from it all, particularly those who live in colder climates. Whether they are spending a week or the rest of their lives, the Sunshine State is a popular destination. For outdoor enthusiasts,...
Each Florida divorce is unique in its circumstances, so why should your custody arrangements be cookie-cutter? What is right for one family can be completely wrong for another. If you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse are struggling to settle on workable child custody...
Maybe you tried to get an aging parent to see an attorney to put an estate plan in place – at least a will. However, they never seemed to want to think about a time when they wouldn’t be around. Now that they’re gone, however, you have found more than one will in with...
There are two ways that people tend to think that they can be too young for estate planning. The first is when they are very young, such as in their teens or early 20s. They don’t have a family, they don’t have significant assets and so they don’t think it makes sense...