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Many divorcing couples believe that their case is finalized once a judge signs off on the divorce settlement in their case. This isn't necessarily the case though. It's still possible for each spouse to appeal a judge's ruling. If that's not an option, then they can...
As you come to the realization that divorce is imminent, it's important to make a list of your assets and debts. This will give you the organization you need to make informed decisions with the idea of protecting your property and legal rights. At some point, you'll...
In generations past, it was common to grow up and marry someone from your hometown, settle down in the same community, rear your children and work at the same job for 40 years. Other than for annual vacations and overseas deployments in times of war, some people never...
During your marriage, it's possible that you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse took on joint credit card debt. While this may have been necessary for a number of reasons, it can pose a challenge during the divorce process. In a gray divorce, just the same as any other,...
In any divorce, alimony is typically the most contentious issues next to child custody. Judges in Florida spend a great deal of their time resolving disputes related to unpaid alimony or former spouses making the case for why the court should terminate future...
If you decide to divorce later in life, such as around retirement age, there are special considerations. For example, you'll focus a good amount of time on the best way to split retirement assets. Once your divorce is in the past, it's time to move on with your life....
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...
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...
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...
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...
