What is the 7 year divorce rule in Florida? It comes down to one thing. Alimony. Florida courts use the length of a marriage to help decide if one person should pay support to the other. Seven years is the line that turns a short-term marriage into something more. It changes what the judge can […]

How will marital assets be divided? That question haunts many people who are about to go through divorce. In Florida, the law says that everything earned, bought, or gained during the marriage is marital property. That includes homes, cars, savings, retirement accounts, and even debt. It does not matter whose name is on the title […]

Child support is one of the most emotional and important parts of a divorce or custody case. No parent wants to feel like they’re being taken advantage of. And no child should suffer because the adults can’t agree on money. The process of figuring out child support can feel like trying to read a treasure […]

Divorce is a huge decision, and Florida law recognizes that. Even if both spouses agree, there’s a built-in waiting time before it becomes final. This is called the “cooling off” period. Think of it like putting a hot cup of coffee down for a few minutes before taking a sip. It’s meant to prevent impulsive […]

Court cases can feel overwhelming. Sometimes, showing up in person may not be possible. In Florida, it is possible for your lawyer to represent you in court without you being there, but it depends on the situation. The law allows for some flexibility in specific cases. However, there are rules and limits. Knowing when your […]