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Family Law Insights


What Happens to Retirement Accounts In a Divorce?
Dividing retirement accounts during a divorce in Florida can be complex. Many people do not realize that not all retirement funds are treated the same under the law. Understanding what counts as marital property versus non-marital property is key to a fair division. This post explains how Florida courts handle retirement accounts in divorce, how the marital portion is divided, and the tools used to split these assets without physically dividing each account. We will also look


5 Common Pitfalls in Uncontested Divorce
Divorce is never easy, but uncontested divorces offer a simpler path when both parties agree on key issues. Despite this, many individuals still face unexpected challenges that can delay the process or lead to costly mistakes. Understanding the common pitfalls in uncontested divorce can save time, money, and emotional stress. This post outlines five common pitfalls in uncontested divorce and provides practical tips on how to avoid them. Disclaimer: This post is provided for


Florida Minimum Wage Now $14/Hour: What It Means for Imputed Income in Family Law Cases
Effective September 30, 2025, Florida's minimum wage increases to $14.00 per hour. For full-time workers, this translates to an annual...


BIFF vs. Drama: Can The BIFF Method Tame Your High-Conflict Co-Parent Battle?
Effective co-parenting communication can sometimes feel like navigating a minefield. This challenge intensifies when dealing with...


What is the Hope Card and How Can It Help Victims of Domestic Violence?
To offer support and safety for victims, Florida Court Clerks & Comptrollers (FCCC) have introduced the FREE Hope Card Program in the...


Keeping a Divorce as Private as Possible - Taking a Page from Tom Brady's Playbook
For many individuals, keeping a divorce and personal information private is ideal. A striking example is the divorce of NFL superstar Tom...
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