Monthly Archives: November 2025
When Is Mediation Better Than Litigation In Florida Divorce Cases?
When a couple decides to divorce, one of the first (and most important) choices they will face is how to resolve the issues that come with ending a marriage. In Florida, two of the most common means of ending a marriage are mediation and litigation. Each process has its own advantages and disadvantages, but… Read More »
Court Discusses Factors Weighed When Awarding Alimony
When deciding to award alimony to one spouse, the Florida courts weigh several factors. These factors can be found under Florida Statutes § 61.08. The court is required to weigh these factors and come to a decision involving whether or not the spouse should receive alimony payments. In the case of Reese v. Reese,… Read More »
How Do Florida Courts Determine Child Custody And Timesharing?
In Florida, when parents separate or divorce, one of the most emotionally charged issues is where the children will live and how much time they will spend with each parent. Florida law no longer uses the terms “custody” or “visitation”. Instead, the courts focus on parental responsibility and time-sharing. The guiding principle is always… Read More »
What Will Happen To My Investment Properties During My Florida Divorce?
This is a complicated question with several nuances. Generally speaking, a determination must be made as to whether or not the investment property is the property of one individual spouse or the marital estate. If the investment property belongs to you individually, then you don’t have to worry about it being split with your… Read More »
