Category Archives: division of property
What Happens if You Leave the Family Home During a Florida Divorce?
Divorce proceedings, and the time leading up to them, can be very contentious. It is not uncommon for spouses to argue, leaving a lot of tension in the marital home. To make things easier, one spouse may leave the family home before the divorce is final. It is a common misconception that if one… Read More »
What Disqualifies You from Receiving Spousal Support in Tampa?
There are many contentious issues that must be resolved during divorce. Of these, spousal support, more commonly referred to as alimony, is one of the most disputed. Not everyone qualifies for alimony and even if you are awarded it initially, there are certain factors that may deem you ineligible to receive future payments. Below,… Read More »
FAQs About Alimony in Florida
There are many different terms involved in the divorce process. Of them all, alimony is one of the most contentious, and confusing. If you feel as though you deserve spousal support, or you believe your spouse will make unfair requests for it, you likely have many questions. Below, one of our alimony attorneys in… Read More »
How Can I Protect My Finances During My Florida Divorce?
Divorce is a very difficult and emotional process, but it can also significantly impact your finances. There are, however, important steps you can take that will help you protect your finances from the very beginning of the process. Below, our Tampa divorce attorney explains what these are. Collect Financial Documents There are many financial… 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 »
Is Florida a Community Property State?
When it comes to divorce and property division, many people wonder if Florida is a community property state. The answer is clear: No. Florida is not a community property state. Florida is an equitable distribution state. In Florida, assets and debts acquired during the marriage are considered marital property, subject to division based on… 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 »
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 »
How Are Timeshares Divided During A Florida Divorce?
Under Florida’s equitable distribution laws, marital property is divided fairly, which does not necessarily mean equally, during the divorce process. Marital property includes any assets or debts a couple acquired together during their marriage. Many couples own timeshares together and these properties are also typically considered marital property. Even when the property was obtained… Read More »
