Category Archives: dissolution of marriage
Frequently Asked Questions About Divorce in Florida
When you got married, you never expected it to end in divorce. Now that you have accepted the fact that your marriage is over, you may not know what to expect and you likely have many questions. Family members and friends who have been through the process may provide well-intentioned advice, but truthfully, that… Read More »
How Much is an Uncontested Divorce in Florida?
If you are thinking about ending your marriage, you have likely wondered how much it will cost you. Divorce can be an expensive process, but that also does not always have to be the case. Generally speaking, the more disputes that arise in a case, the more expensive the divorce is. Uncontested divorces involve… Read More »
Understanding the Phenomena of Gray Divorce in Florida
The American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) coined the term ‘gray divorce’ many years ago. The term refers to divorcing couples who are 50 years of age or older. Currently the age of 50 being the start of gray divorce is a little premature, considering the increased length of the average lifespan. However, the… Read More »
Annulment, Divorce, and Legal Separation In Florida: What is the Difference?
If you are a Florida resident and are thinking about ending your marriage, it is important to know that there are many different ways to do it. While some people do choose to get a divorce, a legal separation or annulment is a more appropriate option for others. Below, one of our Tampa divorce… Read More »
What Are Signs a Florida Marriage May Be Over?
If you and your spouse have started to argue constantly, give each other the silent treatment, or have shown other signs that you may have fallen out of love, you may wonder if it is time for divorce. On the other hand, you may also wonder if it worthwhile to try and save your… Read More »
Five Mistakes to Avoid When Getting a Divorce in Florida
Even if you and your spouse can agree to the different terms of divorce, the process can still be very difficult. Your emotions may run high and things can go wrong. This is more likely to happen if you make a mistake during the process, and this happens more often than many people think…. Read More »
Florida Custody & Visitation Laws for Unmarried Parents: A Guide
When unmarried parents separate, it can be challenging to establish fair custody and visitation rights without legal assistance. The use of terms like physical and legal custody can lead to confusion and disputes, making it essential to have a clear framework. Additionally, the terms custody and visitation have been replaced with ‘timesharing,’ although custody… Read More »
What are the Emotional Stages of a Florida Divorce?
Dissolving a marriage is a legal process, but the fact that it is also an emotional one cannot be overlooked. When people get married, they believe they will love and care for each other for the rest of their lives. No one expects it to end in stress, pain, and other complex emotions. Although… Read More »
What Happens If Your Spouse Refuses To Sign Florida Divorce Papers?
Ending a marriage is never easy, even if you and your spouse have decided to end things amicably. If your spouse has refused to sign the divorce papers, though, it can make the process much more challenging and cause you more frustration. Note that refusing to sign the divorce papers is a term of… Read More »
Do You Need An Aggressive Divorce Lawyer?
Lawyers in all legal areas often refer to themselves as ‘aggressive,’ but is this really a quality you need in your family lawyer? Typically, aggression is defined as rudeness or being obstinate. In legal terms, though, aggression is not defined in the same way. An aggressive lawyer may be the only one who can… Read More »
