Functionally, a postnuptial agreement is not all that different than a prenuptial agreement. It still deals with division of assets if the couple gets divorced, and both people have to sign it. The main difference, as the name implies, is that the prenup happens...
Putting assets in a trust may protect them during divorce
Are you about to get married and looking for ways to protect your personal assets? Perhaps your significant other does not want to sign a prenuptial agreement, but you worry about commingling your assets and then losing a portion of them in a divorce. What can you...
With alimony, who has to pay the taxes?
You make more money than your ex-spouse. As such, you were ordered to pay alimony when the two of you got divorced. You pay $2,500 per month.One big question you have is simple: Who pays the taxes? Do you have to pay the taxes on that money first, before sending it to...
Loss of job and other reasons to seek a change in child support
Florida readers know life is uncertain, and it continues to change long after your divorce is final. Whether you are the custodial parent or you make child support payments every month, there are times when it may be appropriate to seek an alteration to your child...
Can separate hobbies actually lead to divorce?
You and your spouse are very well off. You have enough money to take up whatever hobbies you desire, for the first time in your life.However, should you be wary about spending your time and money this way? Could those hobbies actually lead to divorce? They can,...
