Whether Florida ex-spouses are entitled to benefit from salary and cost-of-living increases to their ex’s pension post-filing
How much benefit is there for a pension survivor beneficiary really?
“The cold plunge”
What happens when passive investments depreciate in value after a Florida divorce filing
Halloween – ‘Kaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!’
The scary implications of codifying Kaaa v. Kaaa for nonmarital property owners, part 2
Halloween – ‘Kaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah!’
The scary implications of codifying Kaaa v. Kaaa for nonmarital property owners, part 1
His credit card, my problem? The incurrence of marital liabilities
Did your spouse run up large credit card bills without your knowledge? Take out a consumer loan without talking to you first? Now that divorce is on the horizon, are you afraid that you might get stuck with some of that debt, which you had nothing to do with?
All that glitters isn't gold
Interspousal gifts during a Florida marriage
Part 1: Do I get half of the diploma?
Dividing student loan debt in Florida divorce
I do ... not.
Who keeps the engagement ring in Florida when the engagement falls apart?
But I want to keep the house:
The advantages and pitfalls of refinancing a mortgage due to divorce
Home sweet home: Figuring a marital interest in nonmarital assets
In a Florida divorce, unless the divorcing parties enter into an agreement of their own, the judge will divide marital assets and debts according to the principle of equitable distribution. This means, according to the applicable state statute, that the division should be equal, unless unequal distribution can be justified considering all relevant factors.
