When you finally decide to hang up your work boots for good, it's safe to assume you're looking forward to a future full of happiness and relaxation. Unfortunately, you could find yourself facing the divorce process at this time. Divorcing after retirement is never...
Month: April 2019
How do I appeal a Florida family law case?
One of the final steps in the divorce process is for a judge to enter a final judgment in your case. Once they do so, it will be necessary to file a motion to modify your court order. If you both signed a settlement agreement, then it may only possible to file an...
How to divide intellectual property in your Florida divorce
When getting a divorce, you must go through the process of dividing marital assets. Some types of property and sources of money are relatively easy to split. Deciding who gets a car or how to distribute money from a bank account are fairly simple...
401(k) distribution options after a divorce
Every aspect of your divorce requires your full attention, and this is especially true when it comes to retirement accounts. If you ignore this now, you could regret it at some point in the future, such as when you want to retire. If you're on the receiving end of a...
Child custody and moving: Are you able to relocate?
With your divorce in the past, you may have an interest in relocating with your children. If you have physical custody of your children, you're in a position to at least consider this idea. Deciding to move is easier said than done, as you need to consider many...
How can we split the art collection in our divorce?
If you and your spouse are art collectors and now face a divorce, you may struggle with divvying up the pieces. In addition to their financial value, artwork can retain strong sentimental value to collectors, making it hard to part with cherished pieces. Below are...