Yes, you can usually file for divorce in Florida even if your spouse lives in another country, as long as you have lived in Florida for at least six months before...
Start your prenup several months before the wedding. That gives you time for full financial disclosure, careful drafting, and review by each partner's own attorney...
For your first meeting with a divorce lawyer, bring recent income records, a rough list of what you and your spouse own and owe, and a written list of your...
A prenuptial agreement before a second marriage lets you decide in advance which assets stay separate, how a business or retirement accounts are handled, and what...
In Florida, a parent who wants to move a child 50 miles or more from their current home, for at least 60 consecutive days, must either get the other parent's...
Under Florida's current law, permanent alimony no longer exists. Courts can award bridge-the-gap, rehabilitative, or durational alimony, and temporary support while...
If you are marrying a foreign national in Orlando, an international family law attorney should review immigration status, foreign assets, property ownership, and...
If you are buying a home before marriage in Lake Mary Jane, a prenuptial agreement can help clarify what happens to that property and its future value if the...
Suspecting that your spouse is hiding money changes the way you should approach divorce. Bank accounts, business income, investments, and other marital assets can...
If your ex moves to another state, your existing Florida custody order generally stays in effect and Florida courts typically retain jurisdiction as long as your...
Mediation is almost always cheaper and faster than a contested divorce trial in Florida. A mediated divorce typically costs a fraction of what a fully litigated...
Not having a prenuptial agreement does not mean you have no protection in a Florida divorce. Florida law distinguishes between marital and non-marital property, and...