Going through a divorce is a challenging and emotional journey. It’s natural to feel overwhelmed, but having the right information can help you navigate the process with less stress and frustration. At McMichen, Cinami & Demps, we understand the complexities of divorce in Orlando, FL. With over 50 years of combined experience in family law,… read more
Many couples going through a Florida divorce choose to negotiate a marital settlement agreement (MSA) to avoid litigation. The agreement can resolve all issues related to the divorce. There are many advantages of settlement versus litigation in a Florida divorce. What Is a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) in a Florida Divorce? A marital settlement agreement… read more
Divorce happens, and in Florida, it appears to occur more frequently than elsewhere in the U.S. According to World Population Review, Florida had the sixth-highest divorce rate in the country at 3.4 divorces per 1,000 women. Only Nevada, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Alabama, and Arkansas had higher divorce rates. However, these numbers do not tell the whole… read more
Whether your spouse is involved in your family business, you work in the same industry, you share the same social circle, or you are co-parenting your children together, you may need to communicate with them after your divorce. It can be difficult to interact well with someone you recently divorced from. However, effective communication can… read more
Florida is a no-fault state for divorces. Either spouse can obtain a divorce by filing a petition claiming the marriage is irretrievably broken because of irreconcilable differences. Judges do not give preferential treatment to the spouse who files first. Therefore, there is no legal advantage to filing for divorce first in Florida. However, that does… read more
Even though the divorce rate hovers around 50%, predicting which couples will divorce and which ones will stay together isn’t always easy. However, relationship experts have identified a number of risk factors that increase the odds of divorce. Caution: Don’t Confuse Correlation With Causation “The greatest concentration of doctors in Chicago is at the University… read more
Divorce rates throughout the United States are relatively high but vary by age, state, occupation, and various other factors. The average married couple is estimated to have around a 39% chance of getting divorced. However, the divorce rate in this country has been declining over the last decade. Celebrity divorce is much more common than… read more
Just because something is legal, that doesn’t mean engaging in the activity is a good idea. Dating while separated in Florida is one of those things. No law makes it illegal for you to date someone while you are separated in Florida, with or without a legal separation agreement. However, from a legal perspective for… read more
Whether you and your spouse have known that your marriage is over for a while or you are served with divorce papers out of the blue, what follows is sure to be a stressful rollercoaster ride of emotions. Grief is common, even when you and your spouse agree and acknowledge that it is best if… read more
Moving from marriage to separation can bring a whirlwind of emotions. And attempting to navigate major life changes in a time of heightened emotions can make it hard to think clearly. The choices you make after separating from your partner can have a long-term impact on your standard of living. And if you do move… read more
Useful Information About Divorce Court in Orlando, FL
Going through a divorce is a challenging and emotional journey. It’s natural to feel overwhelmed, but having the right information can help you navigate the process with less stress and frustration. At McMichen, Cinami & Demps, we understand the complexities of divorce in Orlando, FL. With over 50 years of combined experience in family law,… read more
Advantages of a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) in a Florida Divorce
Many couples going through a Florida divorce choose to negotiate a marital settlement agreement (MSA) to avoid litigation. The agreement can resolve all issues related to the divorce. There are many advantages of settlement versus litigation in a Florida divorce. What Is a Marital Settlement Agreement (MSA) in a Florida Divorce? A marital settlement agreement… read more
Divorce Rates By Demographics in Florida
Divorce happens, and in Florida, it appears to occur more frequently than elsewhere in the U.S. According to World Population Review, Florida had the sixth-highest divorce rate in the country at 3.4 divorces per 1,000 women. Only Nevada, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Alabama, and Arkansas had higher divorce rates. However, these numbers do not tell the whole… read more
How Do I Manage Communications After a Divorce?
Whether your spouse is involved in your family business, you work in the same industry, you share the same social circle, or you are co-parenting your children together, you may need to communicate with them after your divorce. It can be difficult to interact well with someone you recently divorced from. However, effective communication can… read more
Who Should File for Divorce First?
Florida is a no-fault state for divorces. Either spouse can obtain a divorce by filing a petition claiming the marriage is irretrievably broken because of irreconcilable differences. Judges do not give preferential treatment to the spouse who files first. Therefore, there is no legal advantage to filing for divorce first in Florida. However, that does… read more
What Are the Major Risk Factors for Divorce?
Even though the divorce rate hovers around 50%, predicting which couples will divorce and which ones will stay together isn’t always easy. However, relationship experts have identified a number of risk factors that increase the odds of divorce. Caution: Don’t Confuse Correlation With Causation “The greatest concentration of doctors in Chicago is at the University… read more
Is Celebrity Divorce More Common?
Divorce rates throughout the United States are relatively high but vary by age, state, occupation, and various other factors. The average married couple is estimated to have around a 39% chance of getting divorced. However, the divorce rate in this country has been declining over the last decade. Celebrity divorce is much more common than… read more
Yes, You Can Date While Separated in Florida, But Here’s the Catch
Just because something is legal, that doesn’t mean engaging in the activity is a good idea. Dating while separated in Florida is one of those things. No law makes it illegal for you to date someone while you are separated in Florida, with or without a legal separation agreement. However, from a legal perspective for… read more
How to Accept that Your Marriage Is Over
Whether you and your spouse have known that your marriage is over for a while or you are served with divorce papers out of the blue, what follows is sure to be a stressful rollercoaster ride of emotions. Grief is common, even when you and your spouse agree and acknowledge that it is best if… read more
5 Mistakes To Avoid During Your Separation
Moving from marriage to separation can bring a whirlwind of emotions. And attempting to navigate major life changes in a time of heightened emotions can make it hard to think clearly. The choices you make after separating from your partner can have a long-term impact on your standard of living. And if you do move… read more