Tag Archives: Contested Divorce Florida
What Steps Should I Expect in a Contested Divorce in Florida?
A contested divorce is one in which the two parties cannot agree to all the different terms of the case. These issues may include property division, alimony, child support and timesharing. A contested divorce is much more complicated than an uncontested case. The steps involved are outlined below by our Tampa divorce attorney. Filing… Read More »
How to Serve Divorce Papers in Tampa Florida
In Florida, divorce papers, including the initial divorce petition and other related documents, must be properly served to the other party in accordance with the state’s legal requirements. Proper service ensures that the other party is formally notified of the divorce proceedings and has an opportunity to respond. There are many benefits of filing… Read More »
What are Signs of a Toxic Marriage in Florida?
Some married couples are simply unhappy, or one spouse falls out of love with another. In other instances, though, one spouse is toxic and the other is in a very unhealthy situation. People who have a toxic spouse are always treated unfairly and in some cases, even cruelly. Still, it is not always possible… Read More »
Can I Record My Spouse During A Florida Divorce?
If you are going through contentious divorce proceedings, you may become very frustrated when your spouse acts civilly and politely every time they appear in front of a judge. Once you are outside of the courtroom, though, they may become a completely different person. They may yell at you or even threaten violence. If… Read More »
How To Get The Most Out Of Your Florida Divorce Settlement?
It is a difficult task to assign a number to all the sacrifices and effort you invested into your marriage. However, if your case goes to court, that is exactly what a judge will try to do. When family law judges determine how to divide property, they use the equitable distribution laws of the… Read More »
What To Do After Being Served With Divorce Papers In Florida
Being served with divorce papers is always traumatic, whether you are alone at the time or surrounded by people. A process server or sheriff will visit your work or home, ask you to identify yourself, and then serve you with the divorce paperwork. Regardless of whether you were expecting the divorce or it comes… Read More »
