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How to Divide Equity in a House After a Divorce

When it comes to dividing marital assets during a divorce, determining what to do with your house will probably be one of the most difficult decisions you will have to make. Florida is an equitable division state, meaning the court will divide marital assets in a manner it deems fair. Any marital property will be divided equally upon divorce. As your house is not a liquid asset, it can be hard to ...

Divorce Self-Care Tips | Law Office of Russell S. Hershkowitz, L.L.C.

It may seem that you are all alone as you process your divorce, but this is simply not true. Turning to your support system during this time is not only important but healing as well. Besides investing quality time with your loved ones, there are plenty of other self-care tips to consider while going through a divorce. Practicing daily self-care can help you set yourself up for success for the ...

What Should Be Included in a Parenting Plan?

Per Florida law, a parenting plan is required for any family law case that involves timesharing of a minor child. Therefore, even if you and your co-parent agree on all matters regarding custody and visitation, you will still need to establish a court-approved parenting plan. So, how do you know what should be included in this document? Today, we will review what a parenting plan is and what ...

Can a Judge Invalidate a Prenuptial Agreement in Florida?

It is more common now than ever to enter into a prenuptial agreement . Many couples, especially those with a considerable net worth, decide to be proactive in the event of a divorce and hire an attorney to assist them with this process. This is also an important step to ensure that your prenup is legally binding and will be able to protect you and your interests if you were to get divorced. So, ...