Category Archives: Divorce
Discovery Process During a Florida Divorce
Divorce in Florida involves several critical legal steps, with the discovery process being among the most important to ensure fairness and transparency. Discovery allows both parties to obtain the necessary information from each other to support their case, helping to prevent surprises during divorce proceedings and facilitating a fair division of assets and responsibilities…. Read More »
Who Gets to Keep the House in a Florida Divorce?
In Florida, the house often represents not only the largest financial asset a couple owns but also a central piece of their shared lives and memories. Understanding how Florida law approaches the division of such a significant asset can help ease the uncertainty and stress that often accompanies divorce proceedings. Florida follows the principle… Read More »
Navigating the Waters of Divorce Modification Post-Judgment
Divorce signifies a pivotal life change, but it’s not always the final word on the matters settled between you and your former spouse. Life is an ever-evolving journey, and the circumstances that felt permanent yesterday can shift unexpectedly. Recognizing this, Florida law permits modifications to divorce judgments, allowing for adjustments to alimony, child support,… Read More »
Uncontested Divorce in Florida
An uncontested divorce in Florida, also known as a “simplified dissolution of marriage,” is an option for couples who agree on all aspects of their divorce, including asset division, debt responsibility, alimony, and, if applicable, child support and custody arrangements. This agreement is crucial as it signifies that there will be no need for… Read More »
The Grounds for Annulment in Florida
In the state of Florida, understanding when and how you can seek an annulment is key for those who find themselves in marriages they believe should not be legally recognized. Unlike divorce, which ends a legally valid marriage, an annulment essentially states that, for legal purposes, the marriage was never valid to begin with…. Read More »
Annulment vs. Divorce: Understanding the Differences
When a relationship ends, the path you choose to legally part ways—whether through divorce or annulment—can significantly impact your emotional journey and legal standing. While both divorce and annulment terminate a marriage, they do so in very different legal contexts. Let’s explore these differences in a straightforward manner. The Essence of Divorce and Annulment… Read More »
Divorces Dealing with Global Wealth and International Assets
For high-net-worth individuals facing divorce, the challenge isn’t just about equitable distribution; it’s about navigating the complexities of multi-jurisdictional laws and regulations. Consult with Broward and Palm Beach County divorce attorneys at Taryn G. Sinatra, P.A. to discuss the challenges and strategies for handling international assets in a divorce. International assets can range from… Read More »
Changing Your Name During Divorce: What to Consider
Divorce can be a period of significant personal transformation, and part of this transition may include the decision to change your name. While it might seem like a straightforward process, there are several important considerations to take into account. Consult with Boynton Beach Family Law attorneys at Taryn G. Sinatra, P.A. to explore the… Read More »
The Impact of Adultery on Divorce Cases in Florida: More Than Just a Broken Heart
When love fades and trust is shattered by adultery, the emotional toll can be overwhelming. However what many people fail to understand is that having an affair can have consequences, on a divorce case in the state of Florida. At Taryn G. Sinatra, P.A. our team of family and divorce lawyers in Boynton Beach… Read More »
Navigating the Landscape of Asset Division in Florida Divorces
Divorce is more than just a legal process; it’s an emotional journey that can feel like a rollercoaster. One of the most challenging curves on this ride is figuring out how to divide what you’ve built together. In Florida, this is done through a system called “equitable distribution,” as outlined in Florida Statute §61.075…. Read More »