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Divorce cases can take months, and sometimes longer, to resolve. During that time, important issues involving finances, children, and living arrangements often need immediate attention. Florida courts recognize that waiting until the final judgment may create hardship for one or both parties. As a result, judges have the authority to issue te...
Understanding Healthcare Responsibilities in Florida Divorces Medical expenses and health insurance coverage often become major points of discussion during divorce, especially when children are involved. Florida courts aim to divide these responsibilities fairly based on each spouse’s financial situation, access to employer-sponsored plans...
Minimum Wage Increases Are Changing the Game Florida’s minimum wage will increase to $14 per hour for non-tipped workers by the end of 2025, with tipped workers rising to nearly $11. This change—part of a phased approach voters approved in 2020—may seem like a win for workers, but it also brings a wave of financial considerations for f...
Divorce, or as it is now termed, dissolution of marriage, can for many seem the end of the road. This is particularly true in long-term marriages or in marriages where just one partner desires the divorce. And, if the reason for desiring a divorce is another woman or another man, the distress is usually multiplied many times over. Being rejec...
Key Highlights Equitable Distribution: Florida follows an "equitable distribution" rule. This means marital assets and debts are shared fairly in a divorce but not always in half. Marital property: Marital property usually includes things earned during the marriage. It does not matter who owns the title. Non-Marital Assets: Non-mar...
Divorce can be emotionally challenging, but the financial impact is often just as significant, especially when it comes to dividing assets. In Florida, an "equitable distribution" state, the courts aim to divide marital property fairly, though not necessarily equally. This means that the court will consider various factors, such as the durati...
What You Need to Know When considering a divorce, many people are concerned about the reasons that could be required to justify the dissolution of their marriage. However, in Florida, the state operates under "no-fault" divorce laws, which simplifies the process for couples seeking to end their marriage. Whether you are thinking about divorc...
A Lawyer’s Perspective Divorce is a challenging and emotional journey that can be even more complex without proper guidance. The divorce process in Palm Beach County, Florida follows specific legal procedures that must be understood and navigated carefully. From filing the initial paperwork to finalizing the divorce, each step requires car...
Going through a divorce is undoubtedly one of life's most challenging experiences. Amidst the emotional turmoil, making decisions that may have long-lasting consequences is difficult. As a board-certified family and marriage attorney, Grant Gisondo has witnessed firsthand the common divorce mistakes people make during this difficult time. ...
A Step-by-Step Guide Going through a divorce can be one of the most challenging and emotionally draining experiences in life. The divorce process can feel overwhelming, from navigating legal complexities to dealing with the upheaval of personal relationships. However, understanding the steps involved can help ease some of the stress and unce...
Embarking on the path of divorce is a significant decision, and understanding the legal grounds for dissolution is a crucial aspect of the process. Florida Family and Marriage Attorney Grant Gisondo recognizes the unique complexities that come with ending a marriage. In this blog entry, he will explore the various reasons for granting a Flori...
The Basics of No-Fault Divorce in Florida When it comes to divorce, the state of Florida operates under a No-Fault Divorce system, distinguishing it from fault-based divorce systems. In a No-Fault Divorce, neither party is required to prove wrongdoing or assign blame for the marriage breakdown. This fundamental principle aims to simplify t...
Divorce is a complex and emotionally charged process, and when it involves business ownership, the stakes can be particularly high. For business owners in Florida, safeguarding their business assets during divorce proceedings is paramount. This article will explore legal strategies and steps business owners can take to protect their businesse...
