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Monthly Archives: January 2025

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Am I Responsible For My Spouse’s Student Loans?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

It’s not uncommon for couples to marry while they’re finishing up college. Many couples meet in college and then marry after they graduate with an undergraduate degree. However, more couples are waiting until later in life to marry and that could have certain advantages when it comes to student loans. Technically speaking, the marital… Read More »

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What Can Stop Alimony Payments In Florida?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

If you’ve been awarded alimony during your Florida divorce, then you should know that these payments will not last forever. Further, they can be terminated at any time so long as the paying spouse petitions the court to stop the alimony payments. The question then becomes: will the courts grant their request? That depends… Read More »

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What Is A Collaborative Divorce In Florida?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

Traditionally, divorces are either mediated or litigated. Mediated divorces are those in which the participants hire a neutral third party to facilitate an agreement between the two spouses. Mediation is largely considered the cheapest and fastest way to end a marriage. But not all participants in mediation resolve their issues and sometimes, they’re so… Read More »

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The Greatest Predictors Of Divorce: Lack Of Commitment, Infidelity, And Domestic Abuse

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

With the dockets full of divorce cases, a number of research universities and sociologists have conducted various studies on divorce giving us some prime indicators of when and why it occurs. According to a study conducted by Samantha Joel et al. in 2020, a spouse’s relationship satisfaction can be measured by how committed we… Read More »

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