Monthly Archives: September 2026
Living Together During a Pending Divorce: Legal and Practical Risks
Money is usually the reason. Sometimes it’s the kids, the housing market, or simply not having anywhere else to go on short notice. Whatever the cause, a growing number of couples are staying under the same roof after one of them files for divorce. It’s an understandable choice, and one that carries risks people… Read More »
Commingled Assets: Protecting Inherited Property in a Florida Divorce
An inheritance can feel like the one financial cushion that belongs to you and only you, even after you marry. Under Florida law, that assumption is usually correct, at least at first. The trouble is that an inheritance does not automatically stay protected just because of where it came from. What happens to that… Read More »
Fair Divorce Settlements When Emotions Run High
Divorce is one of the most emotionally challenging experiences a person can face. When a marriage ends, feelings of anger, sadness, betrayal, and uncertainty can make it difficult to view decisions objectively. In these moments, many people focus on what feels fair emotionally, while the legal system focuses on what is fair under the… Read More »
Litigation vs. Mediation vs. Collaborative Divorce
In Florida, divorcing couples generally have three primary options for resolving their disputes: litigation, mediation, and collaborative divorce. Each process has its advantages, and the right choice depends on factors such as the level of conflict, the complexity of the issues, and the parties’ willingness to work together. Seasoned West Palm Beach family attorneys… Read More »
Protecting Yourself When Cooperation Is Not Realistic
Many people begin the divorce process hoping that they and their spouse can work together to reach fair solutions. In some cases, that happens. Couples communicate effectively, exchange information honestly, and focus on resolving disputes without unnecessary conflict. Unfortunately, cooperation is not always possible. While Florida law encourages parties to resolve issues, some divorces… Read More »
