Monthly Archives: June 2026
What Does ‘Irretrievably Broken’ Mean During Divorce?
In other states, a married spouse can file for divorce on the grounds of adultery, cruelty, abandonment, and other wrongdoing. This is not the case in Florida. There are only two grounds for divorce in The Sunshine State. These are mental incapacitation of one spouse for at least three years, or a marriage that… Read More »
What Happens if Your Spouse Does Not Respond to the Divorce Papers?
If your marriage has broken down, you may want to file for divorce but your spouse may resist. They may argue that you can work through your issues and tell you that they are not going to sign the divorce papers. This leads many people to think that the divorce cannot proceed. Fortunately, in… Read More »
What to Do if You are Falsely Accused During Divorce
Believing victims of assault and abuse is very important. However, false accusations of child abuse or domestic violence are much more common than many people think. According to a 2023 national survey, approximately ten percent of people reported that they had been falsely accused of intimate partner violence. After being falsely accused during divorce,… Read More »
What Not to Say in Divorce Court in Florida
Divorce is a complex process, both legally and emotionally. If you have to go to court, whether for just a final hearing or for a full trial, it is natural to feel anxious and overwhelmed at the thought. You may have to testify in front of your spouse, the attorneys representing both sides, and… Read More »
