One of the most difficult decisions to make outside of deciding to file for a divorce is deciding who will live in the marital home while a dissolution of ma...

People often have questions about alimony. There is a common misconception that only the husband pays alimony. In Florida, alimony is based on one spouse’s a...

On June 28, 2018, the Florida Supreme Court issued a ruling on an issue that has long plagued parents in Florida. In the case, Simmonds v. Perkins (No. SC17-...

On July 1, 2018, many new laws and amendments went into effect in Florida. Here are some of the laws that will have an effect on Florida Family Law: Marital ...

A question we commonly receive is, “what county should I file my case in?”. As with most other topics we discuss, the answer depends. For the purposes of thi...

Did you know, in order to get a divorce in Washington D.C., you must be physically separated (not to be confused with the legal separation action you may fil...

Recently a court in New York ruled a couple’s 30-year-old son must move out. Most children will eventually leave the nest voluntarily, but sometimes situatio...

This week, we give you a “do” and a “don’t” to help with a dissolution of marriage and timesharing matters. DO: Keep Records It is important that you keep re...

This week, we give you a “do” and a “don’t” to help with a dissolution of marriage, or divorce, as it is more commonly known. DO: Keep Accurate Records Maint...

What many do not know is that more and more people are entering into prenuptial agreements, also known as premarital agreements, before getting married. Alth...