Monthly Archives: August 2026
Who Really Owes That Credit Card Balance When an Orlando Marriage Ends?
Divorce forces couples to untangle far more than shared holidays and furniture. Debt, especially the kind sitting on credit cards, often becomes one of the most confusing parts of the process. Who pays the balance run up during the marriage? Does it matter whose name is on the account? These questions catch many people… Read More »
Who Gets the 401(k)? How Retirement Accounts Are Divided in a Florida Divorce
When couples think about dividing property in a divorce, they often picture the house, the cars, and the bank accounts. Retirement savings can get overlooked, yet for many families a 401(k), pension, or IRA is one of the largest assets on the table. So what actually happens to that nest egg when a marriage… Read More »
When the Office Is the Spare Bedroom: How Remote Work Is Reshaping Divorce and Custody in Florida
A few years ago, most parenting plans assumed a fairly predictable rhythm: a nine to five job, a commute, and evenings and weekends carved out for the kids. That assumption is a lot shakier today. With so many Florida parents now working from home part or full time, old custody arrangements can start to… Read More »
When Does Separate Property Become a Marital Asset?
Property division is one of the most contentious issues during many divorce cases. Under Florida’s equitable distribution laws, marital assets are divided fairly during divorce, although this does not necessarily mean an equal division. Marital assets include any property acquired during the marriage while separate property includes assets owned individually by spouses before the… Read More »
