Archive for December, 2016
Dec 20, 2016

Divorce is rarely an easy process for couples. Even for those splitting up amicably, frustration can sometimes emerge when dealing with sensitive issues such as child custody or property and asset division. Florida abides by the principle of equitable distribution, meaning that any and all property and other assets acquired during the marriage is divided equally, […]

Dec 20, 2016

Most people know they should have a will, but no one likes to think about dying. Accidents and illnesses can happen at any time, and not being prepared with a will can hurt your family. Many have the misconception that wills are only for the wealthy and your money. Wills protect more than just your […]

Dec 14, 2016

Recently, the Florida Supreme Court ruled that lenders can refile foreclosure cases against homeowners who are still in default, even if the case was initiated more than five years ago (i.e. past the statute of limitations). This effectively now gives banks in the state the right to bring cases back to life, meaning that delinquent […]

Dec 7, 2016

Unfortunately, sometimes when there is divorce and/or death within a family, there are also visitation-related disputes. While the courts will always be most concerned with what is in the best interests of the child, it is also important to note that grandparents do have certain visitation rights under some circumstances. The Law in Florida When it […]

Dec 2, 2016

The divorce process can be dreadful or astonishingly cordial. Much of how your divorce goes may depend on the steps you take leading up to it. Below are four steps that may help if you wish to split up with your significant other on an amicable basis. 1. Gradually tell your spouse you are considering […]