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It is no secret that divorce can take its toll on a person’s finances. There are legal bills, court costs, potential support payments, and many other financial concerns that need to be addressed. As with many other things in life, proper planning can help you avoid many of the financial pitfalls that can accompany divorce.
Divorce is a deeply personal experience. There are some common positive and negative aspects to the divorce process that are somewhat universal, but exactly how divorce will affect you depends on your individual circumstances. Preparing for the different aspects of divorce can help you transition through the divorce process in a healthier and more focused
Divorce is almost certain to be a difficult process for everyone involved. Children can make the process exponentially more difficult as parents considering divorce try to make decisions they believe are in their children’s best interest. Sometimes, the decisions parents make for their children can differ from how the other parent may have handled a
Florida divorce can be a difficult and confusing process. That is why it is important to work with an experienced Florida divorce attorney that focuses his or her practice on working with clients facing similar issues. When you begin the divorce process and as you navigate through it, doing so without the help of an
Florida divorce is a complicated process. It is never easy, no matter how beneficial a tool it might be for any given individual. It will certainly take an emotional, mental, and financial toll on both spouses even if they are able to remain on amicable terms with one another. In fact, even if you have
Marriage can intertwine two people’s lives more than they notice. That means that when married couples decide to pursue divorce, they will need to begin to separate all areas of their lives that have been woven together. That could mean negotiating a settlement with each other or between their respective lawyers. It may mean hashing
There are many reasons why individuals get divorced. Some common reasons include infidelity, financial disagreements, or simply growing apart. As you can imagine, these types of circumstances can arise at almost any point during a marriage. For baby boomers, these issues have become increasingly common later in life. This has led to an increase in
Divorce is a deeply personal process and nobody has exactly the same divorce experience as anyone else. However, as individualized as the Florida divorce process ultimately is, there are some similarities between the reasons people often choose to get divorced. One of those reasons is when one spouse is unfaithful to the other. Cheating on
Often, we can become so involved in the lives of friends and family members that their experiences can begin to exhaust us. We feel compelled to offer them all of the help, advice, condolences, nights out, and extra shoulders to cry on that we can muster up. This is especially true during a divorce. While
Many people are aware of the common adage that around half of all marriages end in divorce. The repetition of this idea has had a profound impact on how society views marriage and divorce. Recent numbers actually indicate that the divorce rate has declined, possibly to around 30%. Time.com reports that divorce rates are at their
The cost of your case will depend on the amount of cooperation there is between you and your spouse. The fewer issues the quicker and less expensive the case will be. Long cases are usually resolved within a year and take a lot of attorney time. These cases have low level cooperation and high degree of conflict. Please call me to discuss the details of your case.
