Characterization of Marital Property in Florida In Florida, all marital property is subject to equitable distribution between the parties upon divorce. Under Florida Statutes § 61.075, marital property includes any property and assets acquired by the parties during the ...
Read MoreAlimony payments are only useful to the extent the party paying alimony continues to make such payments. Obligations to pay alimony automatically ...
View MoreMental health is something that generally deserves more awareness. Despite long strides in attacking the social stigmas associated with mental health ...
View MoreEffective this year, taxpayers who make alimony payments can no longer deduct them from the federal income taxes. However, taxpayers who receive ...
View MoreThere is a common – and natural – phenomenon that occurs when one parent only sees their child on weekends or certain months of the year. Because they ...
View MoreAfter a divorce, many parents struggle to find common ground when it comes to raising their child. We can’t emphasize enough how important it is for ...
View MoreChild custody determinations are incredibly difficult to navigate when both parties are present and living in the same state. But what happens if one ...
View MoreMany recently divorced couples struggle to navigate the nuances and pitfalls associated with child custody orders and visitation schedules. Both ...
View MoreEven if your divorce was x-amount of years ago, it’s hard not to feel depressed or lonely when inescapable advertisements and Christmas jingles praise ...
View MoreA significant step in the divorce process is establishing a thorough parenting plan, or “custody and visitation agreement.” One approved, this ...
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