Dividing any assets can be complicated during a divorce. Even if it is as simple as dividing a bank account, when you and your ex do not see eye-to-eye, it can lead to a long court case as everything gets sorted out. And that's for one of the easiest assets to split up, with the least questions. If even something that straightforward can cause problems, what are some more complex assets to split up?
Protect your Florida business in the case of divorce
You're getting married soon. Amid all the planning - the venue, the guest list, even the color of napkins at the reception - don't forget one thing: An agreement that will protect your thriving Florida business.
Divorcing in Florida? Options for what to do with your house
You're divorcing, and you're done deciding how to split the contents of your Florida home. It went fairly smoothly, save for the squabbles over the living room furniture, the kids' artwork and the big-screen TV.
Take inventory of assets, debts when it's time to divorce
When you decide to divorce, there is much to consider. Anything related to the children is at the top of the list, but a huge part of your divorce settlement will concern how to divide your marital property.
Forensic accountants can be big part of the team in a divorce
You and your spouse have worked hard and earned good incomes. In reviewing your accounts and financial documents as you prepare to divorce, though, something doesn't seem right.
Splitting up your business in a divorce? Talk to your attorney
Life happened in an instant, didn't it?
Splitting retirement accounts? Get help with the details
For some divorcing couples in Florida and around the country, figuring out how to divide retirement accounts is one of the toughest decisions to make.
Can a postnuptial agreement make property division easier?
For several years, postnuptial agreements have become increasingly popular in Florida and other states. Couples decide to enter into these agreements for several reasons. In some cases, they may be experiencing marital trouble and want the agreement to set forth each spouse' duties and obligations. Other times, couples want a postnuptial agreement in place to assist with property division in case divorce or separation becomes a reality.
Do you need to give the wedding ring back?
Your husband gave you a ring when the two of you got engaged, and then you added a wedding band when you officially tied the knot. Now you have decided to get divorced, and your husband insists that you need to give it back.
The law sees pets as property, not family members
You think of your dog as a member of your family. You raised him since he was a puppy. You have a very close bond. You know how important being part of the pack is to a dog.
