Author Archives: Steve Marsee
Can You Be Awarded Temporary Alimony While A Divorce Is Pending In Orange County?
If a divorce is contested, meaning the parties are arguing about every major issue including child custody and property distribution, proceedings could be drawn out for months, or even more than a year. Both for parties in which one spouse worked and the other spouse didn’t, waiting a year for a settlement or divorce… Read More »
How To Recognize Signs Of Financial Abuse In Your Marriage
When people talk about abuse during marriage, they mainly focus on physical and emotional abuse. Unfortunately, this form of abuse where one spouse has control over the other spouse’s money and economic resources is not less dangerous than a physical or emotional one. If you believe that you have been a victim of financial… Read More »
4 Things To Consider When Deciding To File For Divorce In Florida
Filing for divorce is a decision that should not be taken lightly. However, it is not uncommon for married individuals in Florida to file a petition for divorce without considering all of the factors that could impact the outcome of their divorce proceedings. Below, we will discuss the four things every person should consider… Read More »
What Are Your Rights As An Unmarried Father In Florida?
A common misconception is that both parents automatically have rights to a child after childbirth, even if the parents are not married when the child is born. When a child is born out of wedlock, Florida law automatically recognizes the biological mother as the legal custodian. The unmarried mother has sole legal custody even… Read More »
How Long Do You Have To Pay Spousal Support (Alimony) In Florida?
If you are getting divorced or have already finalized your divorce in Florida, you might wonder, “How long do alimony payments last in Florida?” The question is not uncommon, especially among divorced individuals who were ordered to pay spousal support. Since each case is unique, the answer depends on the circumstances of your divorce…. Read More »
Do You Have To Pay Child Support If The Other Parent Was Awarded Sole Custody?
Under Florida law, parents have an obligation to financially support their kids. When parents get divorced, they may be reluctant to support their children voluntarily. That is why Florida courts award child support when a divorce happens to make sure that parents pay child support. But do you have to pay child support to… Read More »
Can You Get A Divorce If Your Spouse Is Disabled?
When your spouse is unable to care for himself/herself, walk, and perform other basic daily tasks, you may wonder, “Can I get a divorce if my spouse is disabled?” The short answer is: While it is possible to get a divorce when your spouse is disabled, divorcing a spouse with a disability can be… Read More »
How To Manage Your Finances After A Divorce?
Getting a divorce can be both freeing and devastating at the same time, especially if you have been married for five or more years. You need to understand that once your divorce is finalized, you will be on your own. You will no longer rely on your soon-to-be-former spouse’s income and split the bills… Read More »
Can You Spy On Your Spouse When Going Through A Divorce In Florida?
Divorce is always a confusing and stressful experience, but even more so when one spouse thinks that the other spouse is having an extramarital affair or hiding assets. A spouse may consider spying on their spouse, stalking, and hacking into their social media accounts and emails. But can you actually spy on your spouse… Read More »
Florida’s Timesharing Schedules And Summer Vacation
Timesharing schedules are some of the most common points of contention between divorced parents, especially in summer. Understandably, each parent wants to spend quality time with their child during the summer, which is why disputes may arise regarding timesharing schedules in summer. If you and the other parent cannot agree on a timesharing schedule… Read More »