Some of the most common reasons for divorce are money problems, infidelity, addictions, incompatibility and "irreconcilable differences". Florida is a no-fault state, meaning that people seeking a divorce do not have to allege a particular reason why they are doing...
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Some unexpected factors may increase likelihood of a divorce
It isn't always easy to keep a marriage together, and a number of studies have found links to factors that may make divorce more likely. Florida couples might want to be aware of these risk factors, as knowledge may lead to a better understanding of the situation....
Addiction and abuse clear motivations for divorce
People in Florida experiencing tension in their relationships often work out their problems, but some issues demand that a partner leave someone. Alcohol or drug addiction represents one issue that frequently drives away even devoted spouses. Emotional abuse and...
The effects of the BRS on military divorces
Military service members in Florida and their loved ones should be aware that the Blended Retirement System becomes effective on the first day of 2018. As a result, significant changes will take place for military retirements. These changes could have a substantial...
How Florida treats alcohol possession by minors
Unless it is within the scope of their employment, those who are under the age of 21 may not possess alcohol in the state of Florida. It may also be legal for those who are 18 or older to sip alcohol if it is required for educational purposes. However, the alcohol...
Most wage garnishments are the result of unpaid child support
Workers in Florida and around the country are more likely to have their paychecks garnished for delinquent child support payments than for any other reason according to a report released on Sept. 27 by ADP. Researchers studied the private payroll records of 12 million...
Divorcing at an older age
The divorce rate among those 50 and older is increasing while it is going down for all other age groups across the country. While older Florida residents may not have the fate of any children to worry about in a divorce settlement, they may be battling for their...
Post-divorce military benefits for spouse can be elusive
Divorce in Florida can be difficult for almost all involved to varying degrees. A military component can add many divorce issues that are not evident among the civilian population. Moreover, people of long-term marriages may have issues unique to their age group....
Active duty military members protected from default divorce
Florida military service members have to disrupt their lives as a natural side effect of doing their duty whenever they are on active duty. This fact can put them at a severe disadvantage in several legal areas. Difficulties can arise in terms of entering into...