While Florida law governs much of the military divorce process, there are federal and statutory guidelines that may also apply to your Florida military divorce. Here is a general overview of the unique rights and benefits afforded to servicemembers and their spouses in a military divorce. Servicemembers Civil Relief Act When a servicemember is away on…

One of the unique traits of filing for a military divorce in Florida is that where you file for divorce matters most in military divorce proceedings. Frequent moves are a regular part of a service member’s life, which may affect divorce jurisdiction and where a separating spouse can file for divorce. For military spouses, it…

In a military divorce, the first thing you will need to do is prepare. Proper preparation requires readying yourself both mentally and physically. Taking the first steps toward divorce requires putting together a roadmap that will see you through to the other side. The following tips help you develop a strategy to do just that….

As this guide has demonstrated, a Florida high-asset divorce creates additional layers of complexity not seen in an ordinary divorce. The additional complexities add extra stress and strain to an already difficult process when a marriage is ending. Your high net worth divorce attorney is your first line of defense and an invaluable ally who…

In a high-asset divorce, fighting for the best possible outcome is a given. Contrary to popular sentiment, however, this does not mean digging your heels in at all times. Similarly, getting the best outcome does not require rolling over and accepting a bad deal. With the help of an experienced divorce attorney, your focus should…

A high-asset Florida divorce often requires a team of specialists who have experience handling complicated high-asset issues. As such, you need more than a high-asset divorce attorney. You need a full team who ensure that you are not a victim of an ex-spouse’s hidden assets and misrepresented or concealed incomes. Whenever income and property values…

When it comes to high-asset divorce, the attorney you choose can make all the difference. It is worth emphasizing that your high-asset lawyer is your own personal choice. As such, you need to feel comfortable with your attorney since you will communicate with each other regularly throughout the divorce. Set up a meeting and interview…

In a high-asset divorce, proper planning and effective strategy can make all the difference. With the help of your high-asset divorce attorney, you need to develop a strategic plan of action in the early stages of your divorce to increase the odds of a beneficial outcome. Here are some of the critical steps to plan for…

It almost goes without saying that a Florida high-asset divorce causes emotional angst and tension for all parties involved. Despite these emotions, it is imperative that parties keep a level head in a high-stress divorce environment. If there is one piece of advice every divorcing spouse needs to follow, it is that keeping your cool is…

Florida, on the whole, is a no-fault divorce state, meaning that the traditional wrongdoing of a spouse cannot be used as legal grounds for divorce. In states where fault is used to establish grounds for divorce, things like adultery, abandonment and cruelty are the traditional grounds upon which fault can be established. However, Florida is…

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