Tag Archives: Boca Raton Divorce Attorneys
How to Manage Your Florida Divorce Over the Holidays
The holidays are probably the worst time to go through a divorce, as it is one of those times of years that people feel a need to share with others—especially a significant other. If you find yourself in the middle of a Florida divorce during the holidays, there are a few tips you can… Read More »
What If My Spouse Dies Before Our Divorce is Final?
It happens: one party of a Florida divorce passes away in the middle of the divorce proceedings, leaving the surviving spouse with a host of questions. Is he or she officially recognized as a widow/widower, or a divorcee? Will he or she still have to go through the typical divorce procedures, including dividing up… Read More »
How is Property Divided When Unmarried Couples Separate?
Under Florida Statutes 798.01 and 798.02, cohabitation was illegal in the state of Florida, and any couple caught violating either of those provisions was found guilty of a second-degree misdemeanor. Today however, more and more couples are choosing to cohabitate without getting married. Whether this is because they do not believe in the institution… Read More »
Do I Have to Give Back the Gifts from My Spouse in a Divorce?
When couples go through a divorce, the first question many people ask is “Do I get to keep my ring?” This question is typically followed up with, “Do I get to keep gifts from my spouse?” Marriage Property Vs. Separate Property Divorce is a difficult and confusing time in a couple’s life, and those… Read More »
Is Your Spouse Spying on You During Divorce?
Though a disconcerting thought, it is not uncommon for one spouse to spy on the other during a high-conflict Florida divorce—especially if one spouse believes the other to be having an affair. If you suspect that your spouse is spying on you, you may feel uncomfortable, invaded upon, and even a little afraid. The… Read More »
How the Length of Your Marriage May Affect the Outcome of Your Florida Divorce
Divorce is never easy, and whether you have been married for two years or 20 years, the process is emotionally trying, draining, and difficult. However, whereas the couple that has only been married for two years can likely quickly reestablish independent lives, the couple that has been married for 20 years is going to… Read More »
What Happens To Your Military Benefits Post Divorce?
The military offers its servicemen and servicewomen a great deal of perks, including but not limited to a housing allowance, child care, free or reduced meals, free or reduced medical care, free education, reduced moving costs, and bargain prices at on-base exchanges, gas stations, and other establishments. When you marry a service member, you… Read More »
How a Mediator Can Help Reduce the Time and Costs of Your Florida Divorce
Divorce is one of the hardest things that an individual will ever have to go through in his or her lifetime. Whether or not a person initiated the proceedings, divorce oftentimes brings out anger, hurt, sadness, and feelings of ill will towards the other individual involved. All of the combined anger and frustration of… Read More »
Who Gets to Keep the Pet in a Florida Divorce?
It is a cliché in movies and country songs alike that when a couple goes through a divorce, each party’s main concern is, who gets the dog? For many couples, pets are like family members. They are trusty, loyal, and are there to protect you in moments of imminent danger. That is why, for… Read More »
Can I Leave My Matrimonial Home Before The Divorce is Finalized?
We understand: divorces are tough, and once two people decide to part ways, things between them can become awkward and strained. To avoid any uncomfortable situations, one spouse will typically move out of the marital home before the divorce is finalized. While this might seem like a good way to spare each others feelings,… Read More »
