Tag Archives: Boca Raton Divorce Lawyers
Slowly Moving Towards Alimony Reform
Some legislators have been fighting for alimony reform in Florida for years. In fact, alimony reform has been on the state legislature’s plate since 2012 or even earlier. Last year, a bill passed the Florida House of Representatives but never reached the Senate for voting. The year before, a reform bill reached Governor Rick… Read More »
Divorce and Domestic Violence: Tips for Proceeding
Specialized organizations like the National Coalition against Domestic Violence and law enforcement are well-suited to dealing with domestic violence issues. But in most cases, there are some general considerations of which a person in a violent situation can take account. Here are some things to keep in mind if you are in a violent… Read More »
Frequently Asked Questions: Marriage in Florida
Family law is not limited to divorce cases; skilled family law attorneys can assist with issues of marriage and cohabitation as well. Until it becomes time to consider marriage, most people do not give much thought to the minutia of marriage requirements. What is a marriage license, where can you get one, and what… Read More »
Debunking the Most Common Divorce Myths
Divorce rates are extremely high, and one might think that most information about divorce is common knowledge. However, the truth is that many divorce myths still abound, stemming from popular culture and other sources. Here are some of the most common divorce myths, as well as the truth behind them. Divorce Will Cost Me… Read More »
Negotiating Alimony with Your Spouse
Coming to an agreement on alimony may be one of the most contentious issues in your divorce. Without reaching an agreement, you and your soon-to-be-ex spouse will end up battling in court before a judge. Time, cost, and even relationships can be better conserved by negotiating with your spouse to arrive at an agreement… Read More »
Federal Income Tax and Divorce: Frequently Asked Questions
If you are going through a divorce, taxes may be one of the last things on your mind. Of course, Tax Day is on its way, and many federal income tax issues can derail your financial situation and intensify your stress and the complications of your divorce proceeding down the line. Do you have… Read More »
Parenting through Divorce
Divorce can certainly throw a wrench into parenting, particularly if the divorce is particularly contentious or complicated. For many divorcing parents, settling property disputes, drafting an agreement, and going to court can seem like the most logical priorities because they obviously involve the parties’ legal interests. But it would be a mistake for divorcing… Read More »
Existing Florida Alimony Law
Alimony law in Florida is poised to undergo alterations soon. But in order to understand when and how Florida alimony will change, it is necessary to understand how Florida alimony currently works. Existing Florida alimony laws provide for five different types of alimony: temporary (while the divorce is still pending), bridge-the-gap alimony (short-term provisions… Read More »
College Costs for Children of Divorced Parents
College is an excellent option for young adults building towards successful careers. But for divorced parents of children who are pursuing post-secondary degrees, the law can create some muddled obligations and challenges. In most jurisdictions, parents are not obligated to fund their children’s college educations or provide an education for them, in large part… Read More »
Top Five Financial Mistakes People Make During Divorce
Going through a divorce or separation can feel like trying to complete a juggling act. Shared children, financial considerations, division of assets, etc. can all be catalysts for stress, for errors, and for confusion. Protecting your financial interests is one of the most important things an individual should do during divorce; however, it is… Read More »
