Monthly Archives: September 2026
When Can a Parent Temporarily Relocate With a Child in Florida?
Relocating with a child after a divorce or paternity case is rarely simple, and Florida law sets a high bar for parents who want to move a child’s residence, even on a temporary basis. What happens when a parent asks the court to approve a move right away, before a full hearing can take… Read More »
When Hiding or Wasting Marital Money Backfires During a Florida Divorce
Not every dollar spent during a separation is treated equally by Florida courts. When one spouse tries to hide, waste, or destroy marital property to keep the other spouse from getting a fair share, the law has a specific answer for that, and it is not a gentle one. Background of the case This… Read More »
Is a Workers’ Compensation Settlement Marital Property in a Florida Divorce?
Injuries change lives, and when a serious workplace accident leads to a large settlement, that money often becomes a flashpoint in a later divorce. Should a spouse who was hurt on the job get to keep the full settlement as personal compensation for what happened to their body? Or does part of it belong… Read More »
