Monthly Archives: September 2026
How Social Media Posts Can Be Used Against You in an Orlando Divorce
A single photo, check in, or comment can outweigh weeks of careful legal strategy. Most people do not think of their social media accounts as evidence lockers, but that is exactly how family courts in Orlando increasingly treat them. If you are heading into a divorce, understanding why these platforms are so dangerous is… Read More »
What Is Collaborative Divorce and Is It Right for You in Orlando?
Roughly 85 percent of Florida collaborative divorce cases end in a full agreement, according to survey data compiled by collaborative professionals across the state between 2014 and 2024. That number tends to surprise people, since divorce has a reputation for dragging spouses through years of courtroom conflict. Collaborative divorce works differently, and it might… Read More »
What Happens to Frequent Flyer Miles and Rewards Points in an Orlando Divorce?
Most couples spend years accumulating credit card points, hotel loyalty status, and airline miles without ever thinking about who technically owns them. Then a divorce begins, and suddenly these rewards programs become one more asset that needs to be untangled. Are frequent flyer miles considered marital property in Florida? Can a judge actually divide… Read More »
What Written Findings Must Florida Judges Now Provide When Deviating from Child Support Guidelines?
Florida uses a formula to calculate child support, based largely on both parents’ combined net income and the number of children involved. But what happens when a judge believes that formula does not fit the family in front of them? Under Florida law, a judge cannot simply deviate from the guideline number because it… Read More »