Divorce Blogs

Like most states, Florida is an equitable distribution regime. This means that, in the event of divorce without a nuptial agreement, marital property will be distributed between spouses with a

​A Parenting Plan is supposed to provide a family with structure for parenting by detailing how the parents will exchange and contact the children, how the parents will share important

The Collaborative Process An Option to Full-Blown Litigation This article is the first of a multi-part series wherein I will provide the broad strokes of the Collaborative Process and continue

Parenting is one of the most rewarding yet challenging roles a person can undertake. Whether a couple is married, separated, or divorced, the core principles of good parenting remain the

When you’re going through a divorce, the last thing most people want is to battle it out in court. Many families prefer privacy, dignity, and a process that focuses on

Most people want to know exactly how much a divorce will cost? The honest answer is usually that “it depends.” The cost of your divorce is usually driven by the

Divorce can bring emotional and financial uncertainty, especially when children, shared assets, and long-term financial goals are involved. During times of transition, it can be helpful to take a thoughtful

Mediation offers something most people going through divorce desperately want: a path to resolution that doesn’t involve a courtroom. It can be less adversarial than litigation and significantly cheaper. But

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, but there is an uncomfortable truth we still do not discuss enough: mental health and financial health are deeply connected. Every week, I speak

Divorce does not have to begin with a battle. For people trying to understand their options, collaborative divorce can offer a more thoughtful path, one that focuses on support, resolution,

When people are going through divorce, they often hear the words: “You’re so strong.” While meant as encouragement, this phrase can feel heavy — as if showing emotions, asking for

Divorce can be an emotionally and financially challenging life event. In the face of the many possible adjustments divorce entails, making changes to insurance coverage may be overlooked. Here’s a