If you plan to have a prenuptial agreement, you may be trying to think of what you want to include in it. What's almost more important to understand is what you can't have in it. While you may be able to define who receives what in a divorce, certain parts of your...
Month: February 2016
You can fight for assets in a high-asset divorce
If you've decided to get a divorce and are in a marriage with a high asset value, then you're probably looking into ways to protect your interests. If you have a prenuptial agreement, it may determine which assets you get and how to divide the property that has been...
Changes in alimony and child custody could come to Florida
If you're marred for a significant amount of time, you may find that your attorney informs you about the ability to seek alimony. This is particularly common in relationships where you are a home-based parent or work a job that supports your spouse; you may also be...
Is alimony still legal in Florida? Who can receive it?
During a divorce, one troubling factor may be whether or not you can afford to live on your own. For people in your situation, alimony comes into play. Alimony is still part of the divorce process in Florida. The court can decide to grant alimony to either party,...