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Going through a divorce as a person in the military services should in theory be no different from any other divorce. However, since service members do face active duty and are subject to benefits such as military pensions, there are additional things that should be...
If you face an impending Florida divorce, your concern about your property settlement agreement probably takes second place only to your concern about custody arrangements for your children. This is especially true if you suspect that your spouse is attempting to hide...
Raising children is one of the most difficult and rewarding accomplishments that any parents can make. While many parents do stay together until their kids have left home, the dynamic can change considerably when going from working and raising children to becoming...
In today's world, relocation is becoming more common than ever. As a result, when parents separate, it is not unheard of for them to move to separate states. This can have severe consequences for the children and how their custody routes are put in place. However,...
If you have more than one home in Florida and you are considering filing for a divorce, it is understandable that you may become concerned in regard to how your assets might be divided during the process. When it comes to complex asset division such as this, it is...
After a divorce or separation, it is common for at least one member of the former couple to move away. When children are involved, this situation can become complicated, because it means that the family unit will be separated geographically. If you are a parent who is...
Marriage is all about making sacrifices and supporting your partner. In an ideal situation, both partners share this burden equally. Sometimes, however, one spouse makes personal and professional compromises in order to support the career and endeavors of the other....
As a divorcing parent, the profession that you have should never have to influence the custody you have over your children after the divorce has been finalized. However, when you are a member of the military, the duties that you have can potentially impose on your...
When a couple is older, there's a better chance that they'll have a higher net worth than their younger counterparts. For this reason, so-called "grey divorces" tend to involve more money, assets and property. Divorcing seniors sometimes have retirement accounts,...
When a divorce is finalized, it is possible that the judge rules that alimony is to be paid from one former spouse to the other. This is usually a temporary arrangement that helps one spouse to make the financial transition to economic independence. Many people who...
