By Scott Weiss, Esq. | Published October 23, 2013 | Posted in Divorce, Equitable Distribution | Tagged Tags: dividing property, divorce settlement, equitable settlement, financial resources, marital property, non-marital asset, non-marital property, personal property, property division | Leave a comment
Can I Lose My Personal Property in a Divorce Settlement?
Many married couples tend to pool their financial resources, including funds they earned before they walked down the aisle. While co-mingling assets is an easy way to help marriages get off to a good financial start, this practice is just one way you can lose your personal property in a divorce settlement. Experienced lawyers work Read More
Read MoreCan Parents Effectively Share Custody When Living in Different States?
Parents can generally expect additional challenges when raising children from separate homes while sharing custody. The ages and unique personalities of the children come into play when a long distance separates their parents. While Florida courts typically discourage parents from sharing physical custody while living in different states, children can do well with a good Read More
Read MoreHow Can Divorcing Spouses Negotiate Fair Settlement Agreements?
In the heat of disagreements serious enough to send you to the divorce court, it may seem impossible to negotiate and agree to the issues that can affect your futures. On your own, you and your spouse probably cannot negotiate effectively. However, an experienced divorce attorney often recommends using mediation for divorcing couples in Boca Read More
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