Monthly Archives: September 2026
How Can Digital Evidence be Used as Evidence During a Florida Divorce?
Florida is a no-fault divorce state. This means that neither you nor your spouse must prove that the other is to blame for the marriage ending. One of you must only show that the relationship is irretrievably broken. Still, there are times when arguments of fault can help or hurt a case, such as… Read More »
What Does ‘Substantial Change’ Mean When Modifying a Florida Divorce Order?
It is sometimes possible to modify divorce orders but it is never easy. Determining whether you are eligible to petition the court to change a final order hinges on whether you can prove that there has been a substantial change in circumstances. The courts in Florida will not review a divorce order simply because… Read More »
Timelines for the Different Types of Divorces in Tampa, Florida
When people are thinking about ending their marriage, they often understand how long the process will take. Truthfully, no one can determine the exact timeline of any specific divorce case. This is because no two divorce cases are exactly alike, but also because there are different types of divorces. Some types of divorce in… Read More »
How is Debt Divided During Divorce in Florida?
Divorce is always a difficult process and dividing marital assets and debts adds another layer of complexity. The division of debt is one of the most important, and contentious, parts of any divorce proceedings in the state. Understanding the process can ensure you are better prepared to enter into negotiations or court proceedings. One… Read More »
