Monthly Archives: August 2026
Splitting a Timeshare in a Central Florida Divorce: What You Need to Know
Timeshares seem simple when you buy them: a week or two at a favorite resort, shared with someone you plan to spend the rest of your life with. When that marriage ends, however, the timeshare often becomes one of the more frustrating assets to untangle. It is not as liquid as a bank account,… Read More »
What if My Ex Is Threatening Suicide if They Don’t Get Custody in Orlando?
According to a study published by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), mothers who lose custody face significantly higher risks of death by suicide. The Centre for Male Psychology also states that 20 percent of all male suicides are triggered by “family breakdowns.” If your ex is threatening suicide or implying that they might… Read More »
How Do Florida Courts Define “Normal Retirement Age” in Alimony Cases?
If you are attempting to terminate alimony in Orlando due to retirement, a judge will examine the Social Security Administration (SSA) standard retirement age or the “customary” retirement age for your specific profession. While the SSA standard retirement age is set at 67, the customary retirement age may vary wildly. Whether you stand to… Read More »
Florida Gubernatorial Candidate Proposes Drastic Changes to Divorce Laws
In Florida, spouses who cheat experience relatively few legal consequences during divorce. In other states, adulterers may lose access to alimony and experience other financial consequences. That being said, Florida could potentially change its approach to adultery in the future, with one gubernatorial candidate promising much more severe penalties if he wins the upcoming… Read More »
How to “Authenticate” Text Messages Used in an Orlando Child Custody Dispute
Text messages often prove to be incredibly decisive in Orlando child custody disputes. This evidence should be relatively easy to gather, and parents can do so by taking straightforward screenshots. However, a common issue is the need for “authentication.” How exactly do you prove that the text messages in question are legitimate? Download the… Read More »