Category Archives: Divorce
What if a Spouse Dies During a Divorce?
You have a lot to think about when you are going through a divorce. You may, however, likely are not considering the thought that your spouse may die during the divorce proceedings. It may seem as though a death of one of the litigating parties will make divorce proceedings even more complex, but that… Read More »
How Do You Prepare for a Divorce Deposition?
The majority of divorce cases settle out of court but sometimes, it is necessary to go to trial. If that is the case for your divorce, you may have to attend a deposition. A divorce deposition is a meeting with your lawyer, your spouse’s lawyer, and perhaps your spouse and other experts, such as… Read More »
Can You Record Your Spouse During a Divorce?
During a divorce, it can be frustrating to see your spouse acting very civil and polite in court when you know that is not necessarily how they act when they are not in front of a judge. You may even want to show the judge that your spouse does not always act so well-behaved…. Read More »
Will Divorce Hurt Your Credit Score?
There is a lot to think about when you are going through a divorce, and your credit score may not be at the top of your mind. However, it is crucial that you do consider your credit score, so you do not walk away from the divorce in a position that could negatively affect… Read More »
What to do if Served with Divorce Papers?
Being served with divorce papers is a scary and uncertain time. The situation is stressful, regardless of whether you were served by a sheriff while at work, or when you were at home with your children. No matter how it happens, if you have been served with divorce papers, you must know what to… Read More »
What Mistakes to Avoid when Separating from Your Spouse?
Florida is a state that does not recognize legal separation. You are either married or divorced, even if you do not live with your spouse during the divorce process, or beforehand. Still, the reality in any divorce case is that you will have to physically separate from your spouse at some point during the… Read More »
What Documents Do You Need for an Uncontested Divorce?
When entering into a divorce, many people envision a long and drawn out courtroom battle. It does not have to be this way. Some couples realize that while they want to dissolve their marriage, they do not want the process to be more emotional than necessary and would like to finalize their decision as… Read More »
Will the Coronavirus Cause an Increase in Divorce in the U.S.?
The coronavirus has caused devastation throughout the entire world. Countries are closing their borders as people become sick and the most vulnerable members of society pass away from the disease. Meanwhile, just about every country’s economy has taken a huge hit, and people are staying home and refraining from social situations, such as going… Read More »
How to Deal with Child Custody and Coronavirus?
The aftermath of divorce is always difficult, but the coronavirus is making it even more so. People are expected to distance themselves socially, while others are in quarantine either recovering from the virus, or hoping they do not become sick after coming into contact with someone that has tested positive for the illness. These… Read More »
Can I Use a Postnuptial Agreement as a Substitute for Legal Separation?
Legal separation has many benefits. It allows individuals that are considering divorce to live apart for some time while they consider if divorcing is really the best option. It also allows people that cannot divorce due to religious or other reasons to live like they are divorced without making it official. Unfortunately, Florida does… Read More »
