When going through divorce, many people have the highest concerns regarding their asset division. To that end, it is good to know as much about the upcoming asset matters as possible, including figuring out community versus separate properties. Defining each property...
Divorce
What can mediators do for a divorce?
When going into a divorce, it makes sense to make things as straightforward and easy as possible. One way of doing this is by avoiding litigation, i.e. taking the case to court. To facilitate this, consider opting for mediation instead. Myths about mediators Forbes...
Settling asset division in a divorce with multiple properties
High-value divorces are challenging when it comes to asset division. Equitable division of those assets can take many forms, and it is important to consider the options as you negotiate your settlement with your spouse. If you own multiple properties, there are key...
Beginners guide to a high-asset divorce
Divorces are emotionally and financially taxing. You have the stress of planning your strategies and potentially losing your assets. The worst is a divorce involving a lot of property and money. High-asset divorces involve individuals with high net worth and complex...
Does your ex’s work history qualify you for Social Security?
When you and your Florida husband or wife decide to part ways, you may not give too much thought to when, exactly, your marriage ends. However, you might be remiss not to consider this, especially if you are divorcing later on in life and retirement is not too far...
How are assets and divorce intertwined?
Assets and divorce have an undeniable relationship. In fact, financial reasons are often one of the driving factors behind the breakdown of relationships that lead to divorce in the first place. So do asset matters continue impacting couples even as they go through...
Common questions about asset division in a Florida divorce
Asset division can be a significant point of contention during divorce proceedings, especially if the couple had an asset-heavy marriage. Florida is an equitable distribution state, which means the court orders an equitable division of marital property. What happens...
Divorce rates among older adults have skyrocketed since 1990
While divorce rates across Florida and the rest of the nation declined in general between 2000 and 2020, the number of older adults deciding to pull the plug on their unions increased during this time. Many older adults who decided to end their marriages cited similar...
What should I do with my social media during divorce?
Divorce is a difficult time in your life, and it is only natural to want and need support through it. Many people turn to social media during difficult times in order to vent and get this necessary support. However, in many cases, it is wiser to stay away from social...
Could divorce require couples to divide virtual currencies?
Divorce in Florida generally requires that you split your marital property. If you or your soon-to-be ex-spouse purchased or sold virtual currencies while married, the court may require that you divide its value. As noted by SmartAsset, however, the Sunshine State’s...