Guiding Families
Through Life’s Legal Journeys
Florida courts divide carried interest in a divorce by first deciding whether it is marital property, then valuing the marital share and choosing a fair way to divide it. The hardest part is that carried interest may not have vested yet, may be hard to value and may...
Many assume a trust automatically protects wealth during a Florida divorce. In reality, courts apply strict equitable distribution laws to these accounts, dividing anything deemed marital property. Discovering whether your assets are vulnerable or secure starts with...
When you're facing divorce, protecting inheritances and family gifts matters for more than just their dollar value. These assets often carry deep sentimental meaning and represent your loved one’s legacy. Taking the right steps early can mean the difference between...
When your career depends on your public image, the end of a marriage raises a question most people never have to ask: Who else is going to see this? Florida law does not permit you to shut the process off from view entirely, but it does leave real room to control how...
Owning a business can complicate divorce proceedings by raising questions about the ownership of the business, finances and the business’s future. When a marriage ends, however, the business does not have to be caught in the middle. In Florida, the law provides...
Divorce is not a simple procedure, but when there are high-value assets, standard property divisions become complex. In Florida, there is no separate legal framework reserved for wealth like yachts, fine art, exotic cars and luxury real estate, and they are all...
Leaving divorce mediation without settling every issue can feel frustrating, especially if you were hoping to put the process behind you. The good news is that you still have options for moving your case forward. Here are some of the possible next steps if you cannot...
One of the most heartbreaking things to discover when divorcing is that your young child believes they are the reason for the divorce. This is a hitch in the divorce process that parents need to know about, just in case it happens in their family. Here’s why children...
Divorce in Florida affects every family member, and children often feel the impact most strongly. As a parent, you must manage your own emotions while actively supporting your child through the transition. Clear guidance and steady support can help your child adjust,...
Spouses can either settle their divorces or litigate them in family court. Many people imagine that a contested divorce where a judge settles their disagreements might give them a sense of vindication or justice, especially in scenarios where marriages fail due to the...