Tag Archives: Miami FL divorce attorney
Alimony That “Bridges the Gap”
If you’ve had a divorce in Florida, the alimony issue has likely been part of the process. Alimony, a way to provide financial support to a former spouse, is awarded in different ways based on the length of the marriage and the need, and may be either long-term or short-term depending on various factors. Bridge-the-gap […]
Avoiding Issues with Same Sex Divorce
Same-sex couples are free to marry in Florida, just like heterosexual couples. As is the case with their hetero couples, there is always the possibility of divorce. Though same sex couples can choose to marry or get divorced, complications may arise. One issue same sex couples may have to contend with is the length of […]
Dealing with Overdue Child Support Payments
A common issue many single parents find themselves dealing with is nor receiving child support payments from the other parent. These payments often help with funding school activities as well as some of the child’s basic needs. How does a single parent survive and support the child without those extra funds? Florida has several ways […]
When Can a Marriage Be Annulled?
If you got married but the relationship did not work out, you may be considering an annulment versus a divorce. Though an annulment does mean the marriage is over, the process is considerably different versus a typical divorce. Hence, it is vital to know how to proceed. Annulment eligibility means citing specific legal grounds. While […]
Should You Consider a Prenuptial Agreement?
A prenuptial agreement can be a sensitive topic as it forces couples to raise the possible issue of divorce. Unfortunately, many couples do end up divorcing yet being prepared may help with strengthening the relationship. A prenuptial agreement will provide a detailed outline regarding the couple’s finances should a divorce happen. The agreement will include […]
Divorce Issues Also Affect Newlyweds
A divorce is a potentially painful, complicated process that is made even more complicated if factors such as child custody, alimony, or property division are involved. While these issues are often associated with couples that have been married for a long time, they can also arise among newlyweds. If you recently got married but are […]
David Hazouri Presents at the Florida Bar’s Electronic Discovery and Digital Evidence Committee
Last month, Partner David Hazouri arranged and assisted in the EDDE 4-hour CLE presentation at the Florida Bar’s Annual Convention held at the Boca Raton Hotel and Resort as the out-going Chairman of the Florida Bar’s Electronic Discovery and Digital Evidence Committee of the Business Law Section. David Hazouri curated and MC’d a half-day, four […]
