Divorce is a difficult life period for everyone involved. Spouses and their families (especially children) often carry the emotional burden of separation for the rest of their lives. Florida divorce rates have consistently been higher than the national rates over the past decade.  Some of the reasons may be financial insecurity and unemployment to lack of communication to the COVID-19 pandemic-related challenges. In this blog post, you will learn about Florida's divorce trends over the last decade, the main reasons leading to a divorce in a Sunshine State, and the divorce mediator role in bringing conflict resolution and reconciliation between...Read More

Divorcing homeowners need to make informed decisions regarding the equity in the marital residence and mortgage financing opportunities during and after their divorce.   Mortgage financing options available to the homeowners must be adequately incorporated in the details and clarity of a marital settlement agreement.  It is important to identify divorce mortgage options and incorporate these options into the settlement agreement. Deciding where to live is an essential aspect of divorce. Some people want to stay in their family home, either because they are comfortable there or because they believe the transition will be easier for their children.  However, staying in...Read More