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In some cases, a Florida couple may decide to physically separate while they decide whether or not they want to stay married. Separating for several months can also help when couples are trying to work on their marriage, as time and space can help them determine if...
When a marriage goes south, Florida couples may want to rush through the divorce process so they can begin their new lives. But waiting to cross all the t's and dot the i's could save them money, especially if they have retirement accounts. A qualified domestic...
Depending on their situation, parents in Florida who owe back child support payments may be held accountable in multiple ways. A 1998 federal child support law, the Deadbeat Parents Punishment Act, or DPPA, can be used to punish parents who purposely go to another...
Florida parents who are getting a divorce can help reassure their children throughout the process. This begins with choosing the best time to file based on the children's schedule. For example, parents might choose March because the long stretch of school days leaves...
A business can be one of the most significant assets an individual may own. Florida couples who own one together may be able to take steps to protect it from the effects of a divorce. For co-owners who have not yet married, a prenuptial agreement can be used to...
In the state of Florida, a court order may require an individual to make spousal support payment in the event of a divorce or legal separation. When the order is made, the court will determine an imputed or actual ability to make those payments. If an individual fails...
Divorced parents in Florida may be interested in learning whether missing child support payments can still be collected after a child turns 18. There are enforcement options available for missing payments that do not expire simply because the child has reached legal...
Tempers are often lost and compromises hard to make during divorce negotiations in Florida and around the country when delicate issues like alimony and property division are on the table. However, even the most acrimonious of couples may be able to see beyond their...
If your marriage is ending, you may feel as if you are living with the enemy. As your trust in your former partner diminishes, your suspicions that he or she may be working against you may intensify, and in many dissolving marriages, one partner is wise not to trust...
For older people who are going through a divorce in Florida, there are added considerations about their finances that they should consider when they are working on how to divide their assets. Many people at or over age 50 are choosing to divorce, and doing so may...