Tag Archives: Florida Divorce Process
What are the Benefits of a Marital Settlement Agreement in Florida?
There are many ways to get divorced in Florida and for many couples, negotiating a marital settlement agreement (MSA) is more favorable than entering litigation. An MSA can resolve all terms of a divorce, including property division, alimony, and more. Settlement agreements mainly address financial issues. Time-sharing agreements and parenting plans are typically outlined… Read More »
Why are More Women Over 50 Getting Divorced in Florida?
For the past several years, there has been a trend of married couples over the age of 50 getting divorced. Although divorce rates among younger people have been on the decline, divorces among those aged 65 and older have been steadily increasing during the same time period. In the majority of cases, it is… Read More »
How Long Does Divorce Take in Florida?
After making the difficult decision to divorce your spouse, you likely want the process over with as soon as possible. In Florida, though, there are specific time periods on divorce that cannot be avoided or changed. Some divorce cases can be finalized in just a few weeks, while others can take months, or even… Read More »
What Are The Common Reasons for Delays in Florida Divorce Cases?
When going through a divorce, it is natural to want the process to be over with as quickly as possible. Things between you and your spouse may be very contentious, and you may feel a great deal of anxiety over the outcome of child custody, alimony, and other issues. The last thing you want… Read More »
What Should I Bring to a Consultation with a Florida Divorce Lawyer?
The thought of going through the divorce process may be intimidating. For many people, the thought of simply meeting or talking with a divorce lawyer is just as intimidating. You will likely have many questions and do not even know where to begin. You will not normally need to provide any documentation at the… Read More »
Can I Change the Locks After Filing for Divorce in Florida?
By the time one spouse submits a divorce petition to legally end their marriage, things are often already very tense between the couple. The time during a divorce can be awkward and uncertain. The divorce is not yet finalized, so you may not have any final court orders, but you also do not want… Read More »
Why is January Known as ‘Divorce Month’ in Florida?
The holidays are officially over and while many families are still basking in the glow of Christmas lights and happy memories, others are preparing to separate. Across the country, January is known as ‘divorce month’ due to the fact that so many divorce cases are filed at the very beginning of the year. There… Read More »
Why are Young Couples More Likely to Divorce?
Despite the phrase that age is just a number, people who get married when they are young are more likely to get divorced than those who wait until they are older. One study found that people who got married when they were 20 years old were 50 percent more likely to divorce than couples… Read More »
What Are Some Common Reasons for Modifications After A Florida Divorce?
Divorcing your spouse will change the life you have known for many years, maybe even decades. Once your divorce is finalized you will receive a Final Judgment and the terms within that judgment may not always align with your ever-changing circumstances. A post-divorce modification can adapt agreements made during the divorce to better reflect… 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 »
