This is the second installment in our two-part blog post discussing the ways that a proven and well-respected West Palm Beach divorce attorney can assist you in your Florida marital dissolution. While we have attempted to provide a few examples of the reasons one is better off with legal representation, there are many other advantages… Read More >
How a Lawyer Can Make a Difference in a FL Divorce, Part 1
The divorce process can vary substantially in terms of complexity, animosity and sophistication of the issues. Unless you have a fairly simple divorce, the decision to retain a proven and experienced West Palm Beach divorce attorney can have a substantial impact on the disposition of the issues in your marital dissolution. There are certainly straightforward… Read More >
FAQ about Divorce in Florida, Part 2
This is the second installment in our multi-part blog post covering Frequently Asked Questions FAQ about Divorce in Florida. If you have not yet reviewed Part I of this blog post, we recommend you review that installment before reading the information below. This portion of this multi-blog post specifically focuses on the issue of separation… Read More >
Frequently Asked Questions about Divorce and Separation in Florida Part 3
In this the third part of our multi-part blog entry discussing the types of issues often raised by those who are considering divorce or legal separation in Florida, we have tried to continue addressing many of the questions that are repeatedly asked by prospective clients. Although we have attempted to provide general information, this should… Read More >
Will Changing Demographics Mean the End to Permanent Alimony in Florida?
At least in theory, alimony (also called “spousal maintenance” or “spousal support) is a vital financial tool to compensate a financially disadvantaged spouse who has made contributions during the marriage which indirectly led to an increased earning capacity or career advancement for the other spouse. The original justification for alimony was to acknowledge the contributions… Read More >
Is Adultery Relevant in a Florida Divorce?
Adultery is cited as a factor in approximately 65 percent of all divorces in the country. Although marital infidelity can be emotionally devastating, in a Florida divorce it relatively has very little, if any, significant impact than most spouses realize. Florida, like most states, maintains a “no-fault” policy when dealing with adultery. Florida’s “no fault”… Read More >
Legal Representation in a Florida Divorce may save you Money
The decision to avoid hiring a West Palm Beach divorce law firm based on the belief that you will save money by working out a settlement on your own may be one of the most expensive decisions you will ever make. When parties attempt to negotiate and draft a marital settlement agreement in Florida without legal… Read More >
Modification of Alimony Based on Supportive Relationship
At the Law Offices of James S. Cunha, our attorneys frequently receive inquiries from clients regarding modification of their obligation to pay alimony to a former spouse. Questions about modification of spousal support often arise when the recipient of alimony begins living with someone new. Although a payor former spouse may seek a reduction of… Read More >
Allocating the Loss Resulting from Spouse’s Failure to Maintain the Marital Home in a Florida Divorce
For many people facing the prospect of divorce in Florida, the disposition of the family home may be the most significant property distribution issue. Legal analysis regarding how the family residence will be handled in a Florida divorce depends on a wide range of circumstances. A common problematic situation occurs when one spouse lives in… Read More >
Pending Legislation Could Radically Change Alimony in Florida
The Florida legislature is considering House Bill 231, which would significantly change the statute that governs alimony in Florida. The bill has successfully passed the Civil Justice Subcommittee and next will be considered by the House Judiciary Committee. Because this bill could have a profound impact on alimony in Florida divorce cases if it becomes… Read More >
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