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Category: Divorce

I Want a Divorce and Our Only Asset is Our Home. How Can We Split the Equity in Our Home in Our Florida Divorce?

  • Jun 5, 2015

What will happen to the marital home in the event of a divorce is one of the top concerns of divorcing couples, according to a recent survey done by the...

In Florida Am I Legally Required to Give My Ex My Home Address If I Have a Restraining Order?

  • Jun 1, 2015

Whether or not you are required to give your ex your home address depends on whether or not you are ordered to by a court. I’m assuming that you obtained...

Should I Keep My Ex-Husband’s Last Name After Our Divorce? How Do I Change It In Florida?

  • May 28, 2015

Whether or not to keep their husband’s name or return to their maiden name is a tough decision for many women who are going through a divorce. Some women believe...

I Want My Florida Divorce To Be Over As Quickly As Possible. What Can I Do To Make Sure That Happens?

  • May 20, 2015

The speed at which the divorce occurs can be frustrating for divorcing spouses. Unfortunately, you and your attorney cannot completely control the divorce or its speed – you can only...

I Have Been Unhappily Married In Florida For A Long Time. Is January A Good Time To File For Divorce?

  • May 4, 2015

There are some good reasons as well as problems with filing for divorce in January. January is the busiest time of year for most divorce attorneys – many unhappy couples...

What Is The Best Way To Separate My Finances After A Divorce In Florida?

  • Apr 30, 2015

Separating finances that have been intertwined for years can be very tricky. The best thing a person can do to protect his or her finances during a divorce is to...

I Want To Take My Child Out Of The Country, But I Have Been Told I Have To Get My Child’s Other Parent To Agree To Allow Him To Have A Passport. What Can I Do In Florida If I Can’t Find The Other Parent?

  • Apr 26, 2015

That’s a frustrating situation. Yes, normally in order to get a passport for your child you must get the other parent to agree. If you are unable to locate your...

Should I File A Contested Or An Uncontested Divorce In Florida? What’s The Difference? Which Would Work Better For My Situation?

  • Apr 22, 2015

Florida is a no-fault state for divorce, so the parties can get divorced without proving any reason beyond irreconcilable differences. Some issues of fault could come into play, such as...

Can I Be Forced To Pay For My Children’s Private School Tuition In A Divorce In Florida?

  • Apr 14, 2015

Florida law does not specifically state that parents can be forced to pay for private school tuition in a divorce. Instead, it publishes a guideline amount for child support. If parents have...

What Is An Injunction Against Sexual Violence In Florida?

  • Apr 13, 2015

An injunction against sexual violence is for individuals who have been the victim of sexual violence in Florida. “Sexual violence” is defined as sexual battery, a lewd sexual act involving...