Divorce

Ending A Union Under Florida’s No-Fault Law

Ending A Union Under Florida’s No-Fault Law

Florida Does Not Require Proving Anyone Did Anything Wrong Ending a marriage in Florida does not require blaming one spouse for what went wrong. Under Florida Statute Section 61.052, a court ...

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Tampa Divorce Lawyer Explains What Happens When a Business-Owning Spouse Won’t Provide Honest Financial Information

Tampa Divorce Lawyer Explains What Happens When a Business-Owning Spouse Won’t Provide Honest Financial Information

Divorces involving a self-employed spouse or a family business often come with a specific, frustrating challenge: figuring out what someone actually earns when their income doesn't show up on a simpl...

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Tampa Divorce Lawyer Explains When a Florida Court Can Order a Psychological Evaluation

Tampa Divorce Lawyer Explains When a Florida Court Can Order a Psychological Evaluation

Few things feel more invasive during a divorce than being told you have to submit to a psychological examination. It can feel like an attack on your character, your parenting, or your mental health, ...

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Tampa Divorce Lawyer Explains What Happens When You Miss a Court Date in Your Divorce

Tampa Divorce Lawyer Explains What Happens When You Miss a Court Date in Your Divorce

Life happens, even during a divorce. A car breaks down, a notice gets lost in the mail, a family emergency comes up, and suddenly you've missed a court date you didn't mean to miss. If that's ever ha...

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Tampa Divorce Lawyer Explains a Florida Ruling on Disqualifying Your Spouse’s Attorney

Tampa Divorce Lawyer Explains a Florida Ruling on Disqualifying Your Spouse’s Attorney

Divorce cases can get personal fast, and sometimes that personal dynamic extends to the attorneys involved, not just the spouses. What happens when one spouse's own lawyer becomes personally connecte...

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Tampa Divorce Lawyer Explains What Happens When You Divorce Abroad but Own Property in Florida

Tampa Divorce Lawyer Explains What Happens When You Divorce Abroad but Own Property in Florida

Florida's international communities bring a unique set of legal questions into family law, and one of the most important, and most easily overlooked, is jurisdiction. What happens when a couple divor...

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Tampa Divorce Lawyer Breaks Down a Florida Ruling on Premarital Property, Expense Credits, and Even the Family Pet

Tampa Divorce Lawyer Breaks Down a Florida Ruling on Premarital Property, Expense Credits, and Even the Family Pet

Divorce forces couples to untangle nearly every part of a shared life, and not all of it fits neatly into a spreadsheet. Who bought what before the marriage? Who paid the mortgage while the case was ...

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Tampa Divorce Lawyer: Imputed vs. Actual Income in Florida

Tampa Divorce Lawyer: Imputed vs. Actual Income in Florida

If your spouse owns a business, you may already have run into the most frustrating problem in Florida family law: the number on the financial affidavit does not match the life you watched them live. ...

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Who Pays the Mortgage After Someone Moves Out? A Tampa Divorce Lawyer Explains a New Florida Ruling

Who Pays the Mortgage After Someone Moves Out? A Tampa Divorce Lawyer Explains a New Florida Ruling

One of the first practical questions in almost every divorce is also one of the most awkward: somebody is moving out of the house, and somebody still has to pay for it. In a lot of marriages, the ans...

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