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4 Different Ways To Avoid Florida Probate
When a person passes away, their assets and debts usually must go through what is known as the probate process. This is the method by which the state ensures that the decedent’s debts are paid and their assets are distributed according to their wishes (where possible). However, the probate process can be difficult and… Read More »
Asset Division In A Florida Military Divorce
During any divorce, one of the most important bones of contention is the distribution of assets (and debts) incurred by the couple during the marriage. If one or both spouses are members of the U.S. Armed Forces, however, there are certain assets unique to military divorces that must be apportioned appropriately. It is important… Read More »
What Cannot Go In A Florida Prenuptial Agreement?
Prenuptial agreements, or prenups, are still a topic of intense debate for many couples in this day and age. Some may see them as practical, while others only see them as decidedly unromantic or even controlling. While it is true that discussion of a divorce one day can be a bit of a buzzkill,… Read More »
Does Remarriage Affect Florida Child Support?
In most U.S. states, an award of alimony (also called spousal support) is discontinued when a divorced spouse remarries. However, child support is a different matter. Child support is seen as a duty in Florida, with both parents required to provide support to their children. There are certain situations in which a person’s remarriage… Read More »
Hire An Attorney To Draft Your Prenuptial Agreement
More and more couples in this day and age are choosing to have a prenuptial agreement, or ‘prenup,’ in place before the wedding. While this may feel very unromantic to many, it is generally considered a good idea to have one simply because it can help eliminate problems in the future with a minimum… Read More »
Should I File My Military Divorce In Florida?
Divorce when one or both spouses are members of the U.S. Armed Services is both similar and different to a civilian dissolution of marriage. The same issues will appear in both – asset division, parenting time questions, marital versus individual property, and the like. However, it is crucial to be aware of the differences… Read More »
Changes To Child Support Calculations In Florida
Child support is one of the few rights that unequivocally belongs to the child themselves, rather than to their parents, and cannot be contracted away. However, the method and manner of its payment can be cause for dispute between the parents, particularly if they are not married. In 2025, Florida introduced new modifications to… Read More »
Explaining “Material Alteration” In Florida Condo Law
Some of the most common disputes between condo owners and their associations have to do with ‘material alterations’ to their living space or to the association’s common elements. While relevant law on the issue does exist, the meaning of ‘material alteration’ is still hotly disputed in many different cases. If you ever find yourself… Read More »
What Cannot Be Included In A Prenuptial Agreement?
A prenuptial agreement, or prenup, is a contract of sorts between two people who intend to get married. It will become valid upon their marriage, and it can help to settle particularly complex or contentious issues that might otherwise cause problems in the relationship. Florida law gives couples fairly wide leeway in what they… Read More »
Child Support For Disabled Minors
While it is common to refer to disabled people as having “special needs,” in truth, their needs are the same as anyone else’s, though they may require more help or resources to meet. That said, the needs of a disabled child may require a somewhat unorthodox parental responsibility arrangement for Florida parents. Normally, a… Read More »
