While valuing a business, physical assets such as real estate, equipment, and vehicles are generally the first to come to mind. But Florida business owners preparing for a divorce should know that valuing a business will also include determining the value of assets...
Month: October 2019
Getting divorced when you are dealing with other legal issues
People may have to deal with a wide variety of legal stressors, whether they have been given authority over a family member’s estate plan, they have decided to file for bankruptcy, they are being taken to court over a business issue or they are accused of an offense....
Bringing up divorce with your relatives
For some people, deciding to end a marriage can be a relatively easy decision to make. However, there may be other issues that they will have to think about as a result of filing for a divorce, such as the potential ways in which this move could affect their kids (or...
How does Florida determine alimony?
Under Florida law, a divorce judge may only make an alimony determination after he or she has equitably distributed the couple's assets and liabilities. Once the judge has done this, the court may use its discretion to determine if alimony is necessary and, if it is,...
Tips to plan for retirement during a divorce
A divorce can cause a major change in your financial situation. One area that is often the hardest hit is your retirement. Whether you had to divide your retirement account, or the plans you once had dissolved along with your marriage, the chances are good that you...
