Every Florida divorce starts with the same court filing fee. What you pay after that depends mostly on one thing: whether your divorce is uncontested or contested. An uncontested divorce can cost just a few hundred dollars. A contested divorce can cost $10,000 to $50,000 or more per spouse. Knowing the difference can help you…
Even though many people know that not all marriages last, most couples get married with the hope that their relationship will last a lifetime. Florida’s marriage and divorce rates have changed over the years, but it is still very common for one spouse to want a divorce and the other to want to stay married. …
If you are not managing the finances during your marriage, it does not mean you will lose all your share in a Florida divorce. Even if you never handled the bank accounts, paid the bills, or checked financial statements, Florida law requires both spouses to fully disclose their finances. In most cases, each spouse should…
Social media can have a big impact on a divorce case in Florida, even if you don’t realize it. Anything that you post, share, like, or comment on can be used as evidence in court. So, if you are going through a divorce or think one might happen soon, you need to be careful about…
Florida divorce is changing at high speed, and the couples divorcing there are opting towards a simpler and amiable means of ending their marriage. This option is known as an uncontested divorce, and it is becoming one of the most popular options. It is less stressful, time-saving, and it helps the two partners to move…
One of the trends in Florida in the coming year is a silent divorce. Couples are more willing and desire to separate without drama and protracted court battles. This is a peaceful approach that is mostly prevalent in West Palm Beach. It ensures privacy, reduces stress, and enables couples to proceed gracefully and calmly. What…
People may see prenuptial agreements as something meant only for the rich. In Florida, they are useful tools that help couples with their finances, not just for the wealthy. A prenup can ensure that partners are clear about their rights and responsibilities, giving both peace of mind before marriage. Let’s see why everyone should consider…
An annulment is a legal word for dissolving a marriage that was never valid from the start. In Florida, there is no explicit statute regarding annulments. Instead, judges apply common law (laws based on earlier court decisions) to determine whether a marriage can be discontinued. As reported by the Florida Department of Health, approximately 139,972…
Marriages are like other relationships; you must work to keep them balanced and thriving. According to research from the Journal of Family Issues, many divorces, 19.2%, happen due to incompatibility, while 10.6% say that it’s because of drinking or drug problems. And many people tend to develop bad habits because they get comfortable and careless…
Many reasons may lead to divorce among couples. According to a study published in the Journal of Family Issues, 19.2 percent of couples separated due to incompatibility and 10.6 percent due to drinking or drug misuse. However, those are not the only reasons that may end a marriage. If you are currently in a relationship,…