Category Archives: Divorce
5 Ways To Save On Legal Fees During Divorce
Divorce is a stressful process. It also can be an expensive ordeal. If you are facing a divorce, you are probably worried about the financial cost of the whole process. You are probably considering not hiring a divorce lawyer to save money. However, the truth is that not hiring a divorce lawyer could cost… Read More »
What Are The Major Causes Of Delays In Divorce Proceedings?
If you or your spouse has decided to end your marriage, you may be looking forward to getting through the divorce process as fast as possible. The divorce process can be stressful, so it is understandable if you want to get through the process as quickly as possible. Unfortunately, the truth is that, depending… Read More »
5 Reasons You Should Not Represent Yourself In Your Divorce
If you are facing a Florida divorce, you are not legally obligated to retain an attorney. In fact, most states in the United States of America do not require people to hire attorneys during a divorce. You have the right to represent yourself during your divorce. However, just because you are not legally obligated… Read More »
Understanding The Timeline Of A Florida Divorce
Many people go into the divorce process not understanding what to expect. If either you or your spouse is contemplating divorce, you need to familiarize yourself with the divorce process. If you do not understand the Florida divorce process well, you might find yourself confused. To help you understand the Florida divorce process, below… Read More »
What Happens If A Spouse Wastes Marital Assets Before Or During A Florida Divorce?
If you have a pending divorce case and your spouse has wasted or is wasting marital assets, you might be feeling frustrated and confused. You might be wondering if there is anything you can do to stop your spouse from wasting any more assets. You might also be asking yourself what will happen regarding… Read More »
When Do Florida Courts Order Supervised Timesharing?
In Florida, the courts only order supervised timesharing when it is absolutely necessary. Usually, it is necessary for a judge to order supervised timesharing if such an arrangement is required to protect the safety and health of the child or children. Below, we explain how courts in Florida view timesharing, the meaning of supervised… Read More »
Can A Child Testify In A Florida Divorce Case?
If you are about to get a Florida divorce and have a minor child, you may be wondering if children can testify in a Florida divorce case. Perhaps you are hoping that your child can testify in your case. Or maybe you’re feeling frustrated at the thought that your child might be asked to… Read More »
What Are The Grounds For Divorce In Florida?
When a person initiates divorce proceedings, he or she must indicate his or her reason for wanting to end his or her marriage. Many years ago, a person could raise different grounds for divorce in Florida, including cruelty, adultery, desertion, and violence. All that changed, and today Florida is one of the many “no-fault”… Read More »
What Is Spousal Cyber Spying?
Over the past few years, cases of spousal abuse have become more rampant. Recently, the American Journal of Emergency Medicine has found that domestic abuse cases increased by up to 33% globally. But aside from the more widely publicized instances that entail physical violence, another form of abuse has become more widespread: spousal cyber… Read More »
Sealing Divorce Records In Florida
Court records, including divorce records, are public in Florida. This means that after a Florida divorce, anyone who wants to view information connected to your divorce can visit the courthouse and request to view your file. Of course, for most divorced couples, it is unlikely that someone will go to the courthouse and ask… Read More »