Money is a big source of stress during divorce. The sudden shift from a dual-income household to supporting yourself can feel overwhelming. Thankfully, you may receive support even before your divorce clears the courts with temporary alimony. In this blog, we explore...
Year: 2024
What can invalidate your prenuptial agreement?
A prenuptial agreement or prenup is a contract between future spouses before they marry. This written agreement usually contains how a couple’s assets and responsibilities will be handled both during the marriage and in the event of a divorce. Having a prenup can help...
Florida’s 50-mile rule: When shorter moves count as relocation
In the context of divorced or separated parents, relocating with children can present significant legal challenges. In Florida, there is a rule about moving more than 50 miles away. But sometimes, even shorter moves can cause problems. Let's look at when this happens....
What are my rights as a ‘De facto’ father?
Fatherhood extends beyond biology. In Florida, the concept of "de facto" fatherhood recognizes men who have acted as fathers to children, even without a biological connection, if they have legally adopted the child. This recognition can profoundly impact the lives of...
Alimony modification: What does “change in circumstances” mean?
Court orders are not always set in stone, and the law recognizes that life goes through major twists and turns. In family law, this “change of circumstances” is a significant shift in a person’s life that might affect existing court orders, especially those related to...
How can divorced parents manage durational alimony?
Divorce often brings financial challenges, particularly when it comes to alimony. For parents, durational alimony can significantly shape their post-divorce lives. This form of spousal support, designed for moderate-length marriages, can substantially impact their...
The hidden costs of hurricane damage: What your insurance may not cover
When a hurricane hits, the visible destruction often overshadows the hidden financial burdens that follow. Your insurance might cover some damage, but many of these expenses can leave you struggling. Here are the costs people often miss and what you can do about them:...
What to do if the insurance company denies your claim
Dealing with hurricane damage can already be stressful. Having your insurance claim denied can add to that stress more. Here are a few things you can do if you ever face a denied insurance claim. Know your rights The Florida Homeowner Claims Bill of Rights outlines...
Coping with the challenges of a gray divorce
Gray divorce, the phenomenon where couples split up after the age of 50, can be a particularly challenging experience. If you are going through this process, you are not alone – gray divorce cases have risen steadily in recent years. Below are tips on how to cope with...
How does cohabitation affect alimony?
In Florida, a person paying alimony has the right to ask for a review and potential change of the agreement if they think the person getting alimony is now living with a new partner. However, it is up to the person paying alimony to present a convincing case to the...

