When parties in a divorce have a substantial net worth, issues such as property division and alimony can be more complex. Sometimes it is necessary to engage experts to value difficult-to-value assets or determine the proper valuation of a business or professional practice. However, at the Law Offices of James S. Cunha, P.A., our attorneys […]
The discovery process is one of the most critical aspects of a divorce case, but it can also be one of the most frustrating for clients. The discovery process is the phase of divorce litigation in which each side uses a variety of tools to obtain relevant evidence and disclosure from the opposing party. The
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Below is a roadmap/timeline of a “basic” Florida divorce from start to finish. This is not for a simplified dissolution of marriage case, which is treated differently. It does not take into consideration the many issues that could arise relating to minor children, spousal support, or property. As mentioned throughout the firm’s website, each and
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The divorce process in Florida can be complex and stressful, so it is important to select a divorce attorney who is well-matched to your needs, goals, and personality. Interviewing a family law or divorce attorney to represent you in your divorce case in Florida can be challenging if this is your first time obtaining a
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This post should not be interpreted as our office advocating for divorce in every scenario. Obtaining a divorce is a substantial emotional and financial undertaking that should be taken very seriously. Divorce can be the hardest decision that a person has to make in his or her life, but sometimes it is the only option.
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The division of property in a Florida divorce case is governed by Section 61.075, Florida Statutes. When a couple decides to get divorced, they can divide their property in one of two ways. The first option is for the couple to work together to determine who will retain which property interests and who will be
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