When you’re facing divorce as a Florida business owner, the future of your company and your personal life hang in the balance. The business you’ve built with years of dedication may be considered marital property, potentially subject to division. Understanding
Florida divides property based on an equitable distribution policy. This means courts split any property deemed marital property (assets acquired during the marriage or that became mingled during it) based on fairness instead of doing a simple 50-50 split. A
Engagement rings are one of the most sentimental and valuable pieces of jewelry you own. However, when you divorce, you may not know what to do with it. On average, engagement rings cost nearly $6,000. This can be substantial, particularly
If you are planning to end your marriage, you probably already know you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse must divide your marital estate. That is, you must split up the assets you own and any debts you have. According to Florida
Your business may affect your divorce settlement if you started the venture during your marriage. Florida’s equitable distribution laws require those assets you acquired while married to divide fairly between you and your soon-to-be ex-spouse. As noted by Chron.com, if
One of the worst parts of a divorce is dividing the property, especially if you have valuable assets like collectibles, jewelry and multiple properties. You may find it particularly troubling if you have a valuable assets like an investment account,
Getting a divorce is a possibility for any married person. Though you may have believed that your marriage would stand the test of time, and may have for decades, you have recently reached the point where your relationship just no
Unfortunately, financial infidelity is a growing problem in the United States. Currently, over 40% of Americans commit financial infidelity. This involves secretly spending money or secretly incurring debt, and like other forms of infidelity, it could be a threat to
A lot goes into preparing for divorce, even in the most amicable of situations. Like most people in Florida who have navigated or plan to go through divorce, you likely hope that you’ll achieve a swift and agreeable settlement. The
