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It is something that you may not think about as a senior citizen in a divorce, but it's a topic the courts will consider -- your mental competence. When it comes to gray divorce, we often only focus on asset division, tax liability, and even child support. For one...
Divorced parents with minor children in the state of Florida should be aware of the state's relocation laws in order to protect their rights. According to The Florida Bar, the state generally looks favorably upon relocation. A custodial parent may relocate with the...
You finally got the call you'd been expecting: The service member you married, who is still deployed, wants to end the marriage. The separation is just too much of a strain on the relationship. He or she wants to end things, telling you to consider the marriage over...
The excitement of an upcoming marriage does not always naturally lead to a discussion about finances. While newly engaged couples in Florida may prefer to focus on the romance of this new stage in life, it is important not to neglect fiscal responsibility. According...
More and more older couples are deciding to end their marriages after decades of being together. If you are over the age of 50 and you're considering ending your marriage, you probably know exactly why you want to make such a move. You should also know that you're not...
When a divorce takes place in Florida, one of the most pressing issues to resolve is custody of the children. While in some cases each spouse may feel more qualified than the other, most courts prefer a timesharing plan, in which the children alternate between...
When people think about credit cards while they are going through the divorce process in Florida, they may focus on who will be responsible for the debt involved. Forbes magazine points out that there may also be marital assets connected to these accounts that should...
If you're contemplating divorce or you believe that your spouse is, it's essential to start getting your financial house in order with the help of your Florida family law attorney, a financial advisor and perhaps a forensic accountant. Otherwise, you could find that...
If a divorce is on the horizon for you and your spouse in Florida, you may be wondering how you will make ends meet once you are on your own. The decisions that you made while you were married, such as staying at home to raise the children, or supporting your spouse...
Few things are as tough for a court to decide as a relocation child custody case. Two parents who live near each other may not have a hard time initially agreeing on a child custody plan where both are still heavily involved in the child's life. When one decides to...
