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10.15.24 - Mindful Divorce - Do I Need A Divorce Parenting Coach

Do I Need a Divorce Parenting Coach?

It depends on what your goals are for divorce.  If you have children and you are concerned about the potential negative impact of divorce on your children, yes, you need a divorce parenting coach. Many of us have had success with hiring a professional coach to assist us with defining and accomplishing important goals in…

10.08.24 - Mindful Divorce - We’re Getting Divorced, We Don’t Agree On Anything (1)

We’re Getting Divorced, We Don’t Agree On Anything

When I suggest divorce mediation or collaborative divorce to a client that is preparing for divorce, I regularly hear, “Sure, but we’re getting divorced for a reason.  We can’t agree.” I get it. There is a reason you are ending your marriage. You have fundamental disagreements, and many issues where you don’t agree with your…

10.02.24 - Mindful Divorce - Divorce Is Not One Size Fits All (1)

Divorce Is Not One Size Fits All

I don’t know anyone that wants a divorce.  Divorce is a difficult process for the entire family.  If you, or someone that you know, is facing a divorce, my advice is to do some research on divorce options in Florida before taking any action. You will learn quickly that the way spouses and families handle…

9.23.24 - Mindful Divorce - Can Divorce Lawyers Be Peacemakers

Can Divorce Lawyers Be Peacemakers?

Yes.  Divorce lawyers can choose to use the skills that they have gained in law school, and during their careers, to help you reach durable divorce solutions instead of fighting in court. The divorce attorneys that focus their practice in helping you resolve your divorce without a legal battle are very different than the traditional…

9.18.24 - Mindful Divorce - Blog - What Is A Wife Entitled To - 2

What Is a Wife Entitled to in a Divorce in Florida? Understanding Your Rights

At Mindful Divorce, P.A., we understand how overwhelming and emotional the process of divorce can be. Divorce doesn’t just mean separating from a partner but involves dividing assets, managing finances, and often figuring out how to move forward in life. For wives, it can sometimes feel even more uncertain, especially when trying to understand what…

9.17.24 - Mindful Divorce - Why Do Parents Choose Collaborative Divorce

Why Do Parents Choose Collaborative Divorce In Florida?

The numbers in Florida speak loudly – parents with minor children don’t want to drag their children through a long, drawn-out divorce. In fact, 82% of the married couples that choose the process of Collaborative Divorce have children that are under the age of 18.  These statistics don’t come as a surprise to most of…

9.11.24 - Mindful Divorce - My Divorce Attorney

Does My Divorce Attorney Need To Be Mean?

No, of course not.  This is the logical answer to the question.  None of us want to work with a mean, nasty or disrespectful person.  These are not endearing traits. In fact, many of us intentionally keep this type of person away from us and away from our families. Should You Choose to Work with…

How Do We Divide Retirement Assets In Collaborative Divorce?

Our role in helping you to divide your retirement assets is to provide you with a clear picture of how the law applies to your marriage and to the retirement assets of your marriage.   This will help you to have an objective reference point as to what a fair custom solution looks like based…

How Do I Keep My Divorce Out of Court?

If you are asking this question, you are well on your way to avoiding the waste of time and money that often accompanies a litigated divorce case. Exploring your options and learning about the alternatives that are available to you for an out of court divorce process is an exercise that is mandatory if you…

Am I Responsible For My Spouse’s Debts In Divorce?

In most instances, yes, you are equally responsible for debts that are in the individual name of your spouse in divorce.   Joint Responsibility for Debts Incurred During Your Marriage Florida law provides that you and your spouse are equally responsible for those debts that are determined to be, “Marital Liabilities”.  See Florida Statute §61.075.…