Divorce is a difficult and emotionally challenging process, especially for the younger members of the family. Florida parents understand how important it is to provide stability and security, even long after the process is final. One way to do this is by co-parenting,...
What happens to your pension in a divorce?
You spend most of your marriage and career planning for retirement. If you end up divorcing shortly before you are due to cash in on these savings, it is natural to have concerns over how you and your former spouse will divide this sizable figure. What should you...
Keeping a handle on finances during the divorce process
It's not easy to get through the process of ending a marriage. The choices that a person makes now will affect him or her for years to come, and it's smart to think carefully before agreeing to a financial or property division settlement. One of the ways that a person...
Property division, a family business and making the best choices
A family-owned business is one of the most important and valuable assets that a Florida couple may own. For one or both parties, it may be the primary source of income. When a couple decides to divorce, one of the main concerns is over what will happen to the...
Handling child custody with the kids’ best interests in mind
Children may struggle when their parents decide to move forward with divorce. Everything about their lives will change, and Florida parents want to do as much as possible to protect their interests and mental well-being during this time. While there are likely...
