It may be typical of Hernando County marriages to have one spouse handle all the finances; traditionally, it has been the husband's role. Unfortunately, this puts wives at a disadvantage should yours be among the 50 percent of all U.S. marriages that don't...
Month: March 2018
Does “equitable” mean “equal?”
As you prepare for your divorce in Hernando County, there are many who may tell you that you are entitled to exactly half of all your marital assets. They have good reason to believe so; after all, per Section 61.075 of the Florida State Statutes, the state does...
Understanding the role of the personal representative
You may not be able to fully understand it now, but your loved one who recently died in Hernando County may have left quite a mess for you to deal with (particularly if he or she asked you to be the personal representative for his or her estate). People are often...
Getting divorced in Florida
"I want a divorce." Those words have been uttered by many who have come to see us here at The Firm. Most arrive thinking that everything after making that decision is a mere matter of formalities to be dealt with until they achieve what...
Methods to limit will contests
People find wills to be helpful in denoting their desires in regards to the handling of their affairs once they pass. One of the most important designations of a will is the distribution of assets. Some recipients may try to contest the will, which...
The reality of student loan debt in america
Loan debt has become the new normal for millions of students across the nation. Struggling to keep up with monthly rent payments, bills and basic necessities, countless young Floridians have become a point of concern among lawmakers and economic...