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How Will Art Get Divided in My Florida Divorce?
One of the most contentious issues in any divorce is property division, and spouses can become especially frustrated or angry when there is an issue of complex property division. For couples planning on a high net worth divorce, there are often high-value assets from the marriage that will need to be valued and divided…. Read More »
Can I Seek Pet Custody in My Florida Divorce?
While the term “custody” usually gets discussed in a divorce case involving minor children, many people in Florida consider their pets to be important parts of the family. Accordingly, when spouses own a pet together, the prospect of divorce can raise the issue of pet custody. If you do not own a pet, you… Read More »
Eligibility for Consumer Bankruptcy
If you are struggling with debt, you may be thinking about filing for consumer bankruptcy. The two most common types of consumer bankruptcy are Chapter 7 bankruptcy and Chapter 13 bankruptcy. In some cases, however, individual debtors need to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy if they are not eligible for Chapter 7 or Chapter… Read More »
What is Commingled Property in a Florida Divorce?
Property division in any Orlando divorce can be contentious and complicated, particularly when there are assets with high market values or assets that are difficult to value properly. One of the more complicated issues in a Florida divorce when it comes to the distribution of marital property is commingled property. What is commingled property,… Read More »
What is the Difference Between a Contested and Uncontested Divorce?
When you are considering divorce in Florida, you may already know that you and your spouse are likely to have a contentious divorce proceeding in which it is difficult to reach an agreement about anything. Or, perhaps, you have been discussing the possibility of divorce with your spouse, and you already know that the… Read More »
Understanding Consumer Bankruptcy Exemptions in Florida
Are you thinking about filing for consumer bankruptcy? Are you struggling with insurmountable debt and wondering whether Chapter 7 bankruptcy could help you to get a fresh start? Many consumers in the Orlando area grapple with debt and wonder whether they should consider filing for personal bankruptcy. However, many consumers also are under the… Read More »
What is the Difference Between Annulment and Divorce in Florida?
When a person is thinking about divorce, that person might be wondering: do I have the option of choosing between divorce and annulment? To be clear: generally if you are eligible for divorce, you are not eligible for an annulment (and vice versa). We want to say more about common misconceptions about annulment and… Read More »
Alimony and Reform in Florida
Anyone in the Orlando area who is considering divorce should think about whether she or he may be required to pay alimony or may be entitled to receive alimony. The Court considers several factors when determining whether alimony is appropriate. These factors include but are not limited to, The length of the marriage The… Read More »
Do I Need a Parenting Plan?
Whether you are getting divorced and have minor children from your marriage or are separating from your child’s other parent—even if you are not married—it is important to understand how child custody issues work in Florida. First, the state of Florida does not use the terms “child custody” or “visitation” but instead handles child… Read More »
What is the Difference Between Chapter 7 and Chapter 13 Bankruptcy?
If you are considering consumer bankruptcy in Florida, you likely are wondering whether you should file for Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. These are the two most common types of personal bankruptcy, and both types of bankruptcy have benefits and limitations. At the same time, both types of bankruptcy also have eligibility requirements… Read More »
