Why empty nesters consider divorce
It can be an adjustment for parents when their children move out. While many Florida couples relish the freedom of having their home to themselves,...
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Navigating divorce with executive compensation
Many executives in Florida companies have the pleasure of being awarded stock options for their service and time at their job, but there is an issue...
2023 study on divorce in the US
Averaging around 13% since 2014, Florida typically has one of the highest divorce rates in the US. Nearly half of all first marriages end in...
Why do I need a probate bank account?
Probate bank accounts, also known as estate checking accounts, are a way for executors in Florida to manage estate transactions. They're not legally...
How art is divided in a divorce settlement
In Florida, assets held in a marital estate are divided in an equitable fashion in a divorce settlement. However, this doesn't mean that you'll...
What are the options when a divorcing couple has a mortgage?
Property division can be one of the most challenging aspects of a Florida divorce. The difficulty of coming to an acceptable solution for both...
Reasons to remove a Florida will executor
A Florida will executor is the person who handles the administration of your estate after your death. You choose this person and name them in your...
Determining heirs in Florida estate administration
When administering an estate in Florida, an executor must determine who a decedent's heirs are. They cannot settle the estate until all...
What are the types of alimony in Florida?
Florida sometimes awards alimony to one spouse after a divorce. If the spouse who has fewer financial resources qualifies for alimony, then the...
What is tenancy by the entirety?
Tenancy by the entirety is the default type of legal ownership when a qualified married couple purchases real estate property together in Florida....