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What you should know about property division during divorce in Orlando Florida
Property division is an important aspect of divorce and one that can have an impact on both your immediate and long-term financial life. Because of the importance of these decisions, Florida couples may find it beneficial to have assistance from a knowledgeable Orlando divorce attorney when dealing with the financial aspects of divorce. Property division can be…
Important factors in deciding child custody in Florida
Going through a divorce in which children are involved can be exceedingly trying and emotional for all parties. In nearly every case, the decision as to which parent will primarily care for the child as well as who the child will live with must be made. Sometimes the parents are in agreement, and the child…
What to do with the marital home during your divorce
For many couples in and around Orlando Florida, the marital home is their most valuable asset. Some people also have a sentimental attachment to their homes, so deciding what should happen to the home during a divorce proceeding can be extremely difficult. Ultimately, divorcing couples often have to choose between one of two options: selling…
How allegations of abuse can impact a divorce in Orlando Florida
How allegations of abuse can impact a divorce in Orlando Florida.As you have probably heard, most states, including Florida, have no-fault grounds for divorce. Other than meeting the residency requirement, the only “grounds” you need to file for divorce in Florida is proving that the marriage is “irretrievably broken.” But fault still comes into play…
Can you file as head of household on your federal taxes?
Can you file as head of household on your federal taxes?Believe it or not but tax season is here. If you went through a divorce with children or became a single parent, there are many important tax issues that you should consider before filing your federal income tax return. One of the biggest issues you…
What are the steps involved in a contested divorce in Orlando Florida?
What are the steps involved in a contested divorce in Orlando Florida?With any big life event, knowing what to expect can help reduce anxiety. That’s why if a divorce is in your future, you are smart to be researching exactly what the process entails as well as speaking to an experienced Orlando Divorce Attorney. First,…
Grounds for divorce in Florida
Decades ago, it was only possible to end a marriage through divorce if one or both of the spouses could prove fault such as adultery, abuse, neglect or impotence. But since then, states have recognized that people should be able to freely exit marriages just like they can freely enter them, so no-fault divorce was…
Post-divorce holiday parenting tips
The holiday season is officially upon us, and while this can be an exciting and magical time of year, it can also be a stressful time, especially for parents who have recently gone through divorce. Most parents struggle the first few holiday seasons after a divorce or separation as they get used to new schedules…
How does a Florida judge decide who should get custody?
On behalf of Orlando Family Attorney Kenneth D. Morse posted in Child Custody. Child custody in Orlando and Central Florida has changed significantly over the past few decades. Years ago, mothers were almost always awarded primary custody of the children while fathers were granted limited visitation time. It was widely accepted that mothers were better…
Property division can extend beyond divorce
On behalf of Kenneth D. Morse posted in Property Division on Friday, October 7, 2016. Many Florida spouses assume that once their divorce papers are signed, the process is complete and both parties can go their separate ways. In reality, however, there are multiple property division issues that can extend well beyond the timeframe of…
What if I quit paying alimony?
On behalf of Kenneth D. Morse posted in Divorce on Wednesday, September 28, 2016. Alimony payments in the 21st century are a contentious issue. The work environment has changed since the laws went on the books, with women making up roughly half of the work force today and dual income households becoming the norm. The…
How domestic violence can impact child custody
On behalf of Kenneth D. Morse posted in Domestic Violence on Friday, September 23, 2016. When it comes to matters of child custody, acts of abuse between family members can have a great deal of impact on the eventual outcome. Many in Florida believe that the party who has been subjected to acts of domestic…
Could embryos be subject to property division?
On behalf of Kenneth D. Morse posted in Property Division on Thursday, September 29, 2016. When a Florida couple goes through divorce, a great deal of focus is placed on dividing their marital assets. In some cases, however, the assets in question fall outside the bounds of what the law is equipped to handle. An…
How social medial use may impact your marriage
On behalf of Kenneth D. Morse posted in Divorce on Friday, September 2, 2016. Divorce lawyers are seeing more marriages terminate due to social media and the way it affects lives of partners. Many things about social media usage can change the way people think of each other and act toward each other, making relationships…
Actor Johnny Depp facing domestic violence charges
On behalf of Kenneth D. Morse posted in Domestic Violence on Friday, June 3, 2016. Few Florida residents are unaware of the work of actor Johnny Depp. He has starred in many movies over the years, including the “Pirates of the Caribbean” franchise. Depp is currently making headlines not for a new film project but…
How family courts approach domestic violence and custody
On behalf of Kenneth D. Morse posted in Domestic Violence on Friday, February 19, 2016. Many Florida parents have been subjected to acts of violence at the hands of their partners. For those who get the courage to leave an abusive relationship, the next step is often a child custody battle with their former abuser.…









