Category Archives: divorce
Florida Divorce Lawyers See Baby Boomers Turning to Pre-Nups to Protect Existing Estates
Before they say, “I do,” some couples are asking, “Will you?”
A recent Wall Street Journal article on the place of prenuptial agreements among Baby Boomers — and others looking to protect existing assets — raises important questions.
As the article stated, “Baby boomers looking to protect their assets are increasingly turning to prenuptial agreements — legal [...]
New Book: What are the 7 Deadly Sins of Divorce?
Across South Florida and the nation, we’ve been told that 50% of all marriages will end in divorce. As family law attorneys and lawyers skilled in divorce, we’ve heard the statistic. But is this really true?
According to a new book and its review on MSN, “Whether you are happily married now, or hoping to be [...]
South Florida Family Law Attorney Discusses Facebook, Social Media and Divorce
South Florida divorce and family law attorney Angela R. Neave, of the Law Firm of Barry I. Finkel P.A., was interviewed on Comcast Newsmakers regarding the implications of social media and divorce.
Watch as she highlights some of the trends — and warnings — related to social media like Facebook, texting and other applications.
Florida Attorney on Divorce, Alimony & Taxes
Tax time is here. If you’re divorced and paying alimony, child support or any other settlement or obligation in Fort Lauderdale, Miami, Boca Raton or anywhere else in Florida, what are the tax implications?
Watch and listen as family law attorney Barry Finkel discusses divorce and taxes with a local television news host.
Florida Family Law Attorney: Facebook, Twitter & Blog No Place for Divorce Details
For many, Facebook is a compelling and engaging social media network. For those facing divorce, Facebook, Twitter, even YouTube and Flickr are inviting places to share details about your experiences: your separation, social life, maybe new-found freedom and even “hot dates.”
All a family law attorney can advise is: Be careful what you post.
A recent article [...]
Preparing For Florida Divorce: How to Prepare for the Inevitable & the Unexpected
Sometimes, divorce papers confront a spouse totally unexpectedly.
And sometimes, after months or years of bad chemistry and a relationship turning sour, there is no surprise at all.
It’s in those situations – when you believe that separation or divorce might be coming – that it’s best to prepare for separation and divorce.
If you’re expecting to file [...]
Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren: Tips for a High-Profile Divorce
The high-profile case of Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren has been splashed across tabloids and Websites from South Florida to New York and around the globe for weeks. There’s been discussion of his affairs, and her reactions – and possible outcomes.
Lost in much of the discussion is how this case likely would play out in [...]
The Pre-Nuptial Agreement of Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren: Why Florida Divorce Law is Center Court
Many of the questions surrounding the high-profile episode of Tiger Woods and Elin Nordegren have centered on the pre-nuptial agreement, alimony and the equitable distribution of assets, and how – or whether – Ms. Nordegren can fight to improve it to her benefit.
Simply put: Under Florida law, which by virtue of their primary residence in [...]
Florida Divorce, Texting & Digital Damage
Is a text a simple way to message a friend, spouse or lover?
Or is a text a near-permanent trail that can be linked to indiscretions during a divorce?
Some in the process of divorce may text message their spouse, friends or even a lover with whom they’re having an affair. They may inadvertently reveal intentions, intimate [...]
Divorce, Child Custody & the Holidays: Fort Lauderdale Family Law Attorney Advises to Embrace Holiday Spirit for Time Sharing
Divorce Lawyer: Child custody and time-sharing arrangements should not dampen the holiday spirit.
The holidays are a festive time for a family to gather and spend memorable moments together – even if that family has been split by divorce.
Just plan ahead – and plan to cooperate.
“From Christmas to Hanukkah to Kwanzaa, each family’s holiday traditions are [...]
