Florida follows the law of equitable division of property in the event of a divorce. However, an even split of assets is not necessarily always fair. Depending on the circumstances, a judge may divide property differently. Most assets fall into the categories of...

Talking with a co-parent who lies or manipulates others can leave you feeling overwhelmed and frustrated. This can be especially frustrating if you have to deal with alienation while sharing child custody. Learning about how to tell when this is happening to your...

When your marriage comes to an end and you live in Florida, you may wonder what the chances are of you securing alimony. You may also wonder what types of alimony the state recognizes and how long you might expect to receive it, if awarded. According to the Florida...

If you and your spouse have been together for some time, you may have deep concerns about how the court may divide shared assets during your divorce. Your concerns may be especially profound if you have young children to provide for. Whether you share children, a...

For most people contemplating divorcing in Florida, the financial implications rank fairly high, though perhaps not always at the top of the list. Emotional considerations often tip the balance when couples decide to end a marriage. Still, preparing for a bright...

When parents divorce, they must consider their child's best interests above all else. What will keep them stable? What will provide them with the best future? How can they ensure the divorce does as little damage to them as possible? When considering ways to co-parent...

Your divorce can have far-reaching effects on your life, and one area where you may see the biggest impact is your finances. The State of Florida recognizes that some people need help supporting themselves after a divorce. In your case, the family court may rule that...