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Divorce In The New Year: Give Yourself A Fresh Start
What’s your New Year’s Resolution? More exercise? Quit smoking? The Mediterranean diet? It seems that January is the time of year we strive to do better, to live better, to be better. But what if “better” for you means more than a new diet or eliminating a bad habit? What if better means a… Read More »
Is Divorce Impacted By Your Job Choice?
There are literally countless factors impacting marital satisfaction and divorce rates, which numerous studies can disclose. For example, researchers have data relating to your age at the time you get married, the location of your home, your financial status, and even your parents’ marital status that all have an impact statistically on whether or… Read More »
What Happens To The Relationship With Stepchildren After Divorce?
If you are considering a divorce, things could get exponentially more complicated if there are stepchildren involved. That’s because if there is no biological connection or legal adoption in the mix, there are also no legal rights to speak of. If you are about to have to navigate a divorce and are concerned about… Read More »
Thinking Through Some Financial Aspects of Divorce
If you were living fairly comfortably during your marriage, you may be in for a rude awakening after your divorce. That’s because, as we all know, there’s a property split that accompanies any marital split. Now, more than ever, it would benefit you to have an experienced divorce attorney working on your behalf to… Read More »
Is Superbowl Sunday Fraught With Danger For You?
It’s the biggest day of the year for football fans across the country. As the top two teams in the NFL face off to see who walks away with the 2022 Super Bowl rings, television sets from Boca Raton to NYC, from Seattle to Dallas will be tuned in to the game. That means… Read More »
Holidays After Divorce
Like many families, yours established some solid traditions around the holidays. Now that you’re divorced, you’re no longer a part of those traditions, making the holidays tough. Whether it’s the winter holidays, birthdays, Independence Day or some other special day, it’s tough to give up the rituals that were once so central to the… Read More »
Holiday Domestic Violence
The winter holidays are full of traditions: baking, decorating, gatherings and songs. Great meals, special gifts, and lights galore. Everywhere you look you see happy families full of love and expectation. But your family isn’t like the others you see. For you, the holidays are a time of fear. That’s because domestic violence always… Read More »
Dividing Retirement & Pension Accounts In Florida Divorce
With the large number of retirees in the Sunshine state, it makes sense that Florida sees more older couples divorcing than other states. And unlike their younger counterparts, people who are divorcing in their silver years are more concerned with the financial impacts of having to share their retirement accounts and pensions than they… Read More »
Divorcing Someone With Alzheimer’s Disease
When we think of divorce, we generally think of unhappiness grounded in one spouse’s intolerable behaviors. Whether it be an intemperate behavior, reliance on alcohol, infidelity, or someone who simply takes their spouse for granted and is too lazy to make the marriage work, dissatisfaction with one’s mate forms the basis of one’s desire… Read More »
Your Florida Alimony Questions Answered
One of the central concerns of anyone getting a divorce is how the financial settlement will work out. How will the property settlement go, and how will two households function individually going forward? Will one spouse receive support payments from the other? If so, why, how much and for how long? To gauge your… Read More »
