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A postnuptial agreement is essentially the same as a prenuptial agreement other than the fact that it happens after you take your vows. Postnuptial agreements are growing in popularity, but many people are confused about why they would be. To many, the idea of a...
Disagreements about the house are common during divorce. However, you don't have to fight with your spouse or even decide to split up your house. The two of you could potentially agree to retain joint ownership of your home as part of the property division process....
Family courts in Florida strive to avoid undue interference in how families function, even after parents get a divorce. For example, once a court has approved the child custody plan in your divorce, you and your co-parent may overcome at least some related challenges...
There are plenty of people who want to keep their divorces private. They may have a great number of assets that they want to protect, or they may just want to keep their personal life out of the public view – particularly if they have children. If you decide to take...
There are different options that can help you overcome your divorce disputes and work through the issues that you must handle before finalizing your paperwork. One of the options you have is to work with a collaborative law attorney. Collaborative law has a few major...
You want a divorce. Since things in your marriage haven’t been good for a while, you expected your spouse to feel the same. Instead of agreeing, however, your spouse blew up and started making threats: “I’ll take everything you own!” “You’ll never see the kids again!”...
Most parents go through a divorce when their child is in school. There are many reasons why parents decide to get divorced, but often the demands of parenting take a toll on the relationship, meaning that disagreements and a sense of alienation can occur. If you have...
Postnuptial agreements may not be as common as prenuptial agreements, but they serve much of the same function. They allow couples to agree on things, such as how they’ll split up their assets, even before they get a divorce. They may never end the marriage at all,...
Alimony, which is also known as spousal support, is typically awarded to a lesser-earning spouse at the end of a marriage. Alimony amounts are generally calculated during the divorce process, and the alimony may be paid for a limited period or virtually indefinitely,...
Prenuptial agreements are no longer documents solely used by the rich and famous to protect themselves nor are they a sign that you and your fiance will inevitably have a rocky marriage. Instead, they are a common-sense form of protection that you set up when your...