Cape Coral, FL
Divorce and separation Lawyer at Cape Coral, FL
Practice Areas: Divorce & Separation, Family ... +6 more
In todays economy parties to a divorce often agree to sell the marital home in their marital settlement agreements. Often the sale of the marital home takes considerable time following settlement to ac...
See Full GuideUnfortunately sometimes one spouse wont follow the agreement they entered into.This occurs for a variety of reasons, for example sometimes things have changed, sometimes they didnt like one portion of ...
See Full GuideWhen scheduling a hearing the attorneys attempt to estimate to the best of their ability the amount of time necessary for a given hearing.Sometimes, this estimate is inaccurate. Due process requires th...
See Full GuideOften one of the last things Courts want to deal with at trial is all of the personal property in the home. This is one of the areas of the divorce which parties should make a concerted effort to resol...
See Full GuideFlorida law is well settled that absent a contractual agreement releasing the liability on the promissory note, parties are responsible for the debt even after the foreclosure process is complete.There...
See Full GuideSometimes the Court will allow one party to stay in the marital home while the minor child(ren) finish high school or reach majority. It is important that the trial court set a specific enddate for the...
See Full GuideSometimes in Florida a case will be referred to a general magistrate for a hearing or trial.Often the rationale for this is to alleviate crowded Circuit Court dockets and for the parties to get a heari...
See Full GuideIn Florida, attorneys fees for divorce cases can be paid by the more wealthy party on a need and ability to pay basis.The Court will consider the equitable distribution between the parties at the end o...
See Full GuideIn a typical Florida divorce one of the major issues is equitable distribution. In Florida equity generally means a 50/50 split.Although the courts do not have to evenly divide the property, the court ...
See Full GuideMore than likely yes, however the language in the agreement will be very important.Floridas Constitution provides for significant protections to homestead property provided certain requirements are met...
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