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Florida Alimony Bill Heads To The House

By Steve W. Marsee |

For many years, Florida has been toying with the idea of overhauling its alimony system. If it moves ahead with this ambitious plan, it will become the first state to seriously change its alimony system. Many believe that this system needs to be changed across the nation, and that it harkens back to a… Read More »

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When Inheritance Causes Issues During A Florida Divorce

By Steve W. Marsee |

When someone leaves money to a loved one, they certainly don’t expect this money to be snapped up by their ex. And technically speaking, this should never happen. However, there are a few things you need to be aware of when dealing with inheritance during a divorce, as a number of issues may arise… Read More »

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Alimony And Inheritance

By Steve W. Marsee |

We are on the verge of something called the “Great Wealth Transfer.” This is when the Baby Boomer generation passes away and leaves behind their $68-trillion wealth to the Millennials. Sure: Some Baby Boomers will have squandered or lost all of their wealth by the time they leave this Earth. But others have amassed… Read More »

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Dividing Crypto In A Divorce: Are Orlando Family Courts Prepared?

By Steve W. Marsee |

Having once been an extremely obscure asset, cryptocurrency is now a mainstream aspect of the financial world. People from all walks of life are investing, and many are being rewarded handsomely. But while crypto is now part of the financial world, some argue that it still has a long way to go in the… Read More »

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Am I Moving Too Quickly With My Child Time Sharing Plan?

By Steve W. Marsee |

There are two schools of thought when it comes to helping children deal with a dividing family. On one hand, people argue that it’s best to get it over with as quickly as possible. On the other hand, there are those who say it’s better to gradually get children accustomed to the prospect of… Read More »

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Updating Your Estate Plan As You Approach Divorce

By Steve W. Marsee |

A divorce necessitates many important changes, and it’s easy to overlook important steps. This is especially true when you consider the emotional turmoil that almost always accompanies even the most amicable splits. One of the most important steps you need to take as you end your marriage is updating your estate plan. But why… Read More »

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Who Gets The Boat In A Divorce?

By Steve W. Marsee |

Florida is one of the best places in the world to own a boat. Whether it’s a small dinghy or a mega yacht, having access to the ocean is almost priceless. A day on the water is like no other, and you may be worried about losing these amazing moments as you head towards… Read More »

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My Spouse Earns The Same As Me. Do I Still Need To Pay Alimony?

By Steve W. Marsee |

These days, both spouses are likely to work full-time. Gone are the days when one spouse stayed at home, raised the kids, and maintained the home. In the modern era, many spouses see this arrangement as antiquated or even misogynist. Financial pressures also force both spouses to work full-time in many cases – whether… Read More »

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What If I Can’t Afford A Divorce?

By Steve W. Marsee |

While divorce might be the best option for your relationship, it may also be out of your reach financially. It’s no secret that legal fees can be high, and they’re only getting more expensive as inflation continues to rise. Many spouses are struggling to make ends meet even as married couples. When you add… Read More »

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How To Plan For The End Of Your Alimony In Florida

By Steve W. Marsee |

Because permanent alimony is no longer allowed in Florida, it is very important to plan for the day when these payments stop coming in. You can argue that Florida’s decision to end permanent alimony is unjustified, but the fact remains clear: You’re not going to have the ability to rely on this source of… Read More »