Floridians who find their marriages deteriorating often turn to divorce to bring their relationships to an end and to secure a fresh start. This process often involves blame, with each party accusing the other of causing marital strife. Before proceeding with marriage dissolution though, individuals need to fully understand the requirements that must be met before a court will grant a dissolution petition.
We know how to utilize prenuptial & postnuptial agreements
Recently, the blog discussed how Millennials are spurring an uptick in the use of prenuptial agreements. This is no small thing. After all, these agreements are under utilized in today's society. Yet, they have numerous benefits that can be obtained by all. Although it may seem like an uncomfortable discussion to have with a soon-to-be-spouse, when handled correctly both parties can see the true value of a prenuptial or a postnuptial agreement.
Adele's divorce highlights importance of property division
Anyone can be affected by divorce, regardless of their financial status, length of relationship, or number of children. As such, many Floridians find themselves facing challenging legal situations related to their marriage dissolutions. Sometimes these matters pertain to child custody and co-parenting, but even couples without children have to deal with property division. The outcome of this issue can have serious consequences, too, oftentimes setting the financial bounds within which an individual must remain after his or her divorce is finalized.
