After a marriage is dissolved, one spouse has to pay alimony to the other during and after the divorce. This concept has been there for ages. However, one common question that is asked many times is whether the spouse can modify or change the alimony payment or not....

When a couple gets divorced, out of all, the most contentious issue is the property division of marital assets. The split of assets is distressing for most couples, and they often question who will get what. Every state, including Florida, has its laws dictating how...

After a divorce, one partner might want to move to a new location. A lot of travel and high cost will thus affect the child's visitation with both parents. According to family law Miami, relocation is defined as one parent moving 50 or more miles away from the current...

We understand that getting a divorce can be a very emotionally stressful time for people. However, the stress does not just end there. Many financial pressures are associated with divorce expenses, and money management can be a real task during a divorce. At Arturo R....

Once you have found a skilled lawyer who will make your case easier, you can begin to consider the most ideal approach to start the negotiations. What to ask your divorce attorney? Before going to the legal office for your underlying attorney, you should have a list...

Buying a house is an exciting experience. When you search for a house, you take care of many things, from choosing the right neighborhood to getting the best lawn chairs. However, there are also some legal issues that you need to take care of when you buy a house to...

The humor in real estate adverts is the stuff of legend. But there is little humor in the business. It is a field full of mines and boob traps and tricks. For the buyer who chooses to skimp on a real estate attorney, it is a story that ends in tears, and even on the...

The death of a loved one can be emotionally devastating for a family. The situation can be made even worse if that loved one does not have a last will and testament (a.k.a. a will). Without this legal document, the family may suffer through extra expenses, delays, and...

When we are talking about sole custody, we are talking about the sole responsibility of your children. This sole custody includes taking care of them, controlling them, and making sure you keep up with their maintenance. The laws in Florida have evolved over the...