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How Do the Courts Determine Whether to Split Student Loan Debt in Divorce?
While most assets and debts follow the rule of when they were acquired to determine if they are affected by… Read More »
How Do I Deal with Mental Illness in My Divorce?
As Orlando family attorneys, one question that we frequently receive from individuals who are approaching and going through divorce is… Read More »
If I Have Been Left in The Dark On Finances During My Marriage, What Should I Do to Prepare for Divorce?
While divorce can be challenging for anyone, it is especially hard for spouses who have been left in the dark… Read More »
What Can Judges Specifically Consider in Calculating Alimony & Child Support Payments?
While we have previously touched on what determines how much alimony and child support you have to pay (or receive)… Read More »
Should I First Try to Use a Do-It-Yourself Divorce Website to Keep Things as Cooperative as Possible?
We have previously discussed the possibility of representing yourself in Family Court in Florida; however, what about do-it-yourself divorce paperwork?… Read More »
What Insurance Issues Do I Need to Consider During Divorce?
Divorce can be a complex and difficult process, and there are usually a number of financial and emotional implications for… Read More »
Are There Any New Tax Strategies That Might Make My Divorce Negotiations Easier?
Divorce negotiations became significantly more complicated this year due to the sweeping overhaul of the tax code. Not only did… Read More »
What Do I Absolutely Have to Do Once My Divorce Decree Is Finalized?
As divorce attorneys who practice here in Florida, we understand just how difficult going through a divorce can be, and… Read More »
What Is an “Assumable Mortgage” in Divorce?
One of—if not the biggest—asset decision couples make during divorce is whether or not to keep the family home. We… Read More »
What Does the Research Say About the Effect of Divorce On Children’s Educational Achievement?
A new study released by researchers at UCLA challenges the assumption that children’s educational performance suffers as a result of… Read More »
