What Is a Prenuptial Agreement?  This is a specific contract between the parties, allowing them to agree on most issues that can be resolved in the event of divorce or death. Normally, Florida has its own rules and statutes...

What Is an Uncontested Divorce?  In Florida, if both parties agree on all issues, they can have an uncontested divorce. Typically, some firms can even charge a flat fee for this service, provided that both parties have come...

Dissipation is when one party has committed some type of marital waste or misconduct, resulting in the depletion of the marital estate. Misconduct may serve as a basis for assigning the asset to the spending spouse. However,...

Florida is a no-fault jurisdiction. The main way to get a divorce is to prove that the marriage is irretrievably broken. This is not a difficult task. In some cases, the court can abate or hold off on a divorce case in order...

What Is a Modification?  When a party is divorced, or a paternity case is completed, resulting in a final judgment, the court wants some level of closure, and typically, there are only certain things that a court in Florida...