The divorce rate has long been declining, but COVID-19 now has more couples seeking a divorce attorney. Divorce filings often surge during the holidays and after summer, as people are confined at home more than usual. The same effect has been documented in China, and many attorneys report receiving more... View Article
Depending on the circumstances of your divorce, Florida may require you to make payments to your former spouse after the divorce is final. This practice developed when it was common for one spouse to take time away from work to stay home and raise the children or run the household,... View Article
We all hope that our marriages will last forever, but that’s not always the case. It’s important to know how divorce laws in Florida work—perhaps even before you get married. The more you know about how property and custody disputes are settled and what you can expect from the process,... View Article
Divorce and child support can be expensive—but on the other hand, so is raising a child and starting over after a marriage ends. In many cases, the custodial parent can’t afford to raise their child entirely on their own, and since both parents bear a legal and financial responsibility to... View Article
If you’re filing for divorce from an active duty service member in the United States military, there are a few differences in the processes you’ll use to serve the paperwork compared to how you’d normally go about the process in a standard divorce. You’ll need to be aware of the... View Article
