On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | Oct 20, 2020 | Divorce
Many people in Florida may view alimony as a form of punishment imposed upon you in your divorce for being in a stronger financial position than your former spouse. Yet after experiencing the transition into your post-divorce life (and the financial difficulties that...
On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | Oct 1, 2020 | Divorce, Property Division
Property division is often one of the most challenging aspects of divorce, and few assets elicit as much fervor as a marital home. Not only is a shared house usually quite valuable from a financial perspective, there are also strong emotions tied to it. If the family...
On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | Sep 29, 2020 | Divorce
For anyone nearing retirement age, a sudden lifestyle change like divorce can mean impending financial troubles. Knowing how gray divorce can impact your life savings can help you make the best decisions possible while dealing with the end of your marriage. Savings...
On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | Sep 9, 2020 | Divorce
Some Florida marriages qualify for a simplified divorce process. Other couples must undergo a standard Florida divorce. Learn more about the differences between simplified and regular marriage dissolution, both of which apply to people who have lived in the state for...
On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | Sep 7, 2020 | Divorce
For many couples, a family home and a 401K account represent the largest portion of their shared assets. Dividing these items during a divorce can therefore create great complications and concerns for both parties. Spouses do need to protect their financial futures...
On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | Aug 8, 2020 | Divorce
Florida parents like you have many matters to handle when working through divorce. One of these matters involves breaking the news of divorce to your loved ones. Even adults can struggle to process the idea of a split. So how will your child handle it? Parents like...
On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | Jun 24, 2020 | Divorce
You have many questions when you are going through a divorce. Who will get the house? How will you work out child custody? The biggest question has nothing to do with possessions or relationships. Should you try to settle the divorce yourself or go to court? How...
On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | May 8, 2020 | Divorce
It is a fallacy that all divorces happen in the courtroom. In reality no two divorces are completely alike and there are many ways to inject preferences into the process. Of course, if you and your ex-spouse are very acrimonious toward each other, the only option may...
On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | Apr 20, 2020 | Divorce
When people prepare for their divorce, they often focus on issues of immediate concern, such as who will take care of the children, how the divorce process will affect one’s work schedule and legal fees associated with the end of a marriage. However, it is vital...
On behalf of Peppler Law P.A. | Mar 9, 2020 | Divorce
Florida couples over the age of 50 may decide to divorce and go their own separate ways before reaching retirement. With careful planning, a nonworking spouse may request alimony or financial support to provide for his or her living expenses. This may include...
