Florida Child Custody Enforcement
What to Do When Your Co-Parent Violates Your Parenting Plan If your co-parent is refusing to follow your court-ordered time-sharing schedule, you have legal options. Florida law provides specific remedies and consequences for parenting plan violations, including make-up time, attorney’s fees, and even contempt of court with possible jail time. Key Takeaways A parenting plan […]
Permanent (Lifetime) Alimony in Florida
Permanent Alimony in Florida: What You Need to Know in 2026 Permanent alimony remains one of the most contested issues in Florida divorce cases. Whether you’re seeking financial support or concerned about a lifetime payment obligation, understanding how Florida courts approach permanent alimony is essential for protecting your financial future. Key Takeaways Florida still allows […]
QDROs: Dividing Retirement Funds in a Florida Divorce
Can My Spouse Take My Retirement In A Florida Divorce? I’m family law attorney Scott Kalish. Today, we’re tackling a question that’s on the minds of many going through a divorce in sunny Florida: “Can my spouse lay claim to my retirement funds?” What about stocks, 401(k) plans, pensions, or other benefits? Divorce can be […]
Florida Non-Marital Property
In Florida, understanding the difference between marital and non-marital property is crucial during a divorce. Non-marital property refers to assets or liabilities that are excluded from equitable distribution, meaning they remain the sole property of the original owner. Our legal team specializes in identifying separate vs marital property to ensure your interests are protected during […]
Florida Marital Property
Florida law explicitly states that marital property is comprised of those “[a]ssets acquired and liabilities incurred during the marriage, individually by either spouse or jointly by them.” § 61.075(6)(a), Florida Statutes¹. Typically this means that identifying an asset or liability as “marital” or “nonmarital” will in part come down to determining when the asset was […]
