Category Archives: Asset Debt Division
How Does Equitable Distribution Work in Florida?
Ending a marriage is always an emotional experience and when going through the legal process, resolving the different terms can also become combative. This is particularly true when dividing marital assets and liabilities. The legal principle of equitable distribution governs this process in Florida, which ensures division of property is fair, although not necessarily… Read More »
Will My Inheritance Be Divided in a Florida Divorce?
There are many issues to address when you file for divorce. One of the most disputed issues to resolve is the division of marital property. Spouses often cannot agree on how to divide marital property. They may argue that they are entitled to a larger share of marital property, or disputes may arise regarding… Read More »
What Are Some Business Valuation Methods During A Florida Divorce?
Many people know that during a divorce, some of their property will be divided between them and their spouse. While many people first think of their home, vehicle, and furniture, there are other types of property, as well. For business owners, their company may also be subject to division. Before a business can be… Read More »
What are the Signs of Hidden Assets in A Florida Divorce?
Divorce is not only very emotional, but it also involves a complicated legal process. When one spouse is suspected of hiding assets, it becomes even more complex. Concealing assets is often a strategy used to avoid the equitable, or fair, distribution of property during divorce. If you are going through a divorce, it is… Read More »
How Do Divorcing Spouses Hide Assets in Florida?
The division of debts and assets is one of the most complex aspects of any divorce case, even when the spouses can cooperate with each other. It becomes even more complicated when either party attempts to hide assets from the other. Concealing assets can result in a prolonged legal battle, higher costs, and leave… Read More »
What Should I Do If My Spouse is Hiding Assets in Florida?
Property division is one of the most contentious terms in any divorce case. In Florida, all marital property is divided fairly, which does not always mean equally. Marital property refers to any assets or liabilities accumulated during the marriage by one or both spouses. Some spouses are so intent on keeping certain property that… Read More »
Considerations for Florida Business Owners During Divorce
Divorce is never easy and ending a marriage always has the potential to become complex. However, if you are a business owner, the matter can become even more complicated and you may have even more to lose. In most cases, businesses are considered marital property and so, they are subject to property division. Below,… Read More »
Are Injury Settlements Considered Marital Assets in a Tampa Florida Divorce?
Florida is an equitable distribution state, meaning that marital assets in divorce are divided fairly, and that does not always mean they are divided equally. Marital assets include property that was obtained during the marriage. When one spouse was hurt due to another person’s negligence during the marriage, they may have obtained a personal… Read More »
What Are Signs Your Spouse Is Hiding Assets During Divorce In Florida?
Of all the different issues that can arise during divorce, those involving the division of assets are perhaps some of the most contentious. Equitable distribution laws govern property division in Florida, which means your marital assets are divided fairly during divorce, but that does not necessarily mean equally. Marital assets are those that you… Read More »
What is Marital vs. Separate Property In Florida?
During a divorce, property is divided according to the equitable distribution laws of the state. Under these laws, a couple’s assets are divided fairly, which does not always necessarily mean equally. Only marital property is divided during divorce and while that seems like a fairly straightforward concept, it can quickly become complicated. Below, one… Read More »


