Monthly Archives: June 2025
How Are Businesses Evaluated During a Tampa Divorce?
You’re likely aware that your marital estate will be divided into two separate estates, yours and your spouse’s. Many folks think this relates to the family home, personal vehicles, and furniture, but there are other types of property that need to be considered. If you’re a business owner, your company might also be subject… Read More »
Can I Deny Visitation Rights to a Parent Who Won’t Pay Child Support?
Child custody matters are among the most emotional and contentious issues to be resolved during a divorce. One question that our Tampa, FL divorce lawyers are often asked is whether or not you can unilaterally deny visitation rights to a parent who is delinquent on their child support payments. The answer to this question… Read More »
Contested High-Net Worth Divorces and Florida Law
Couples with high-net worth have to navigate hurdles that other couples don’t necessarily have to deal with in their divorce. It’s true that high-net worth divorce tend to be more expensive. This is largely because they are much more complicated. High-net worth couples have more assets to divide, properties that need to be appraised,… Read More »
What Is a Parenting Coordinator and What Do They Do?
Deciding on child custody and visitation schedules can be a trying task, especially when you’re going through a divorce. Parenting coordinators are one of the many resources at your disposal as you attempt to finalize your divorce. They can help manage disputes concerning parenting decisions, schedules, or communication. Parenting coordinators also help alleviate the… Read More »
What Are the Penalties for Hiding Assets During a Florida Divorce?
During a Florida divorce, both parties must submit financial affidavits for when it comes time to consider the distribution of the marital estate. Since Florida is an equitable distribution state, the marital estate might not be divided evenly during the divorce. There is, however, a presumption in favor of dividing the marital estate 50/50…. Read More »