Can we do this over Zoom? About four years ago, I probably would’ve said, “what is Zoom?”, but now we all know what Zoom is. And most people are comfortable working through Zoom and the InDivorce process is no different. We can work with you and your spouse and anyone else involved in the InDivorce … Continue reading “Can We Divorce Over Zoom?”
InDivorce was created with the ultimate goal of helping your family find a resolution. Sometimes that includes someone that we call a therapeutic divorce facilitator and the role of the therapeutic divorce facilitator is to help you and your family transition into life after divorce. They often also help with things such as children’s issues … Continue reading “Is There a Role for a Therapist?”
A common situation that we run into is one spouse enters a marriage with a piece of property and they owned it prior to the marriage. But perhaps there’s a mortgage that was paid down during the marriage. And the question is, is that asset now all marital, or maybe there’s a portion of the … Continue reading “What About Property Owned Before Marriage?”
This is a common question that comes up in family law all the time and the legal analysis or the legal question is, was money spent on a third party outside of the marriage. And if it was then the other party may be entitled to a credit, but the InDivorce process is cognizant of … Continue reading “Will My Spouse’s Affair Affect My Divorce?”
Step two of the InDivorce process is actually in-depth analysis. And that includes the analysis and valuation of a business when necessary. The valuation of a business is the valuation of an asset that may be necessary to complete what’s known as equitable distribution in Florida. That is the identification and valuation of your marital … Continue reading “Will You Help Value My Spouse’s Business?”
Do you need a lawyer? The answer to that question, like many questions in family laws, it depends. The difference between InDivorce and divorce litigation regarding attorneys is when do attorneys get involved with traditional litigation? They start off at the very beginning. But with InDivorce, they come at the end, after all of the … Continue reading “Do I Need a Lawyer?”
InDivorce is a process which can include mediation, but it isn’t mediation itself. So unlike traditional mediation through InDivorce, we gather the necessary information and documentation in order to educate you prior to a mediation, that way it makes the actual mediation much more likely to succeed in reaching a resolution.
Child support is calculated by a formula and that formula is set forth by statute. So once you make a determination of the variables that go into the formula, you can calculate child support. Now, the irony is that the calculation of child support is one of the things that frustrated me so much and … Continue reading “How is Child Support Calculated?”
InDivorce came to fruition over many years. And after a lot of experience as a family law attorney, family law, forensic accountant, and family law mediator from speaking to other professionals, and most importantly clients, I realized there was no solution that actually existed that helped reduce client’s fears that was more transparent and ultimately … Continue reading “Why Did You Start InDivorce?”
InDivorce is not a law firm. It is a process and it was created to remove litigation and all of the high costs and the enormous amount of time that is typically associated with traditional divorce litigation.