South Florida Divorce Law Blog

On behalf of Martin Feldman of Fischer & Feldman, P.A. posted in High Asset Divorce on Thursday, November 16, 2017.

While anyone can go through a complex divorce, many agree that nothing complicates the divorce process much like money does. Because of that, many couples in Florida going through a high asset divorce are faced with many difficult and overwhelming decisions when it comes to their finances during and after dissolution. For some spouses in a wealthy divorce, an award of alimony might be part of the divorce decree. While this is requested and rewarded because he or she needs financial support post-divorce, the payee spouse is at least able to enjoy tax breaks for these payments.

On behalf of Martin Feldman of Fischer & Feldman, P.A. posted in High Asset Divorce on Friday, October 20, 2017.

A divorce is not an easy process to initiate or navigate through. Even if you and your spouse have taken various steps to ease the complexities of a divorce by drafting a prenuptial or postnuptial agreement, this does not always prevent the complexities involved with a high asset divorce. Thus, it is important to gain a full perspective of you situation and how best to reach an amicable and favorable divorce decree.

On behalf of Martin Feldman of Fischer & Feldman, P.A. posted in High Asset Divorce on Wednesday, August 23, 2017.

Going through a divorce is not an easy feat. However, with the right mindset, divorcing couples in Florida and elsewhere can work through the process, reaching a workable divorce decree. But, how does one get from point A to point B? And what about the added complexities of a high-asset divorce? Although there are auxiliary issues when wealthy couples end a marriage, this does not mean dissolution has to be more challenging, lengthy or costly. In fact, with the right approach, divorcing spouses could find their path to resolutions fairly quickly.

On behalf of Martin Feldman of Fischer & Feldman, P.A. posted in High Asset Divorce on Friday, July 28, 2017.

It is never easy to ask for a divorce; however, when spouses in Florida and elsewhere seek to end a marriage, he or she will go through the steps necessary. Even when a spouse’s mind and heart is in it, this does not make the process much easier. There are many ups and downs that come with dissolution, and for those going through a high asset divorce, divorce issues can extend the time it takes to get through the process.

On behalf of Martin Feldman of Fischer & Feldman, P.A. posted in High Asset Divorce on Thursday, June 1, 2017.

For wealthy and celebrity couples in Florida and other states, it can be difficult to live life with the news and tabloids following their moves. This is especially true when navigating the divorce process. For some high-profile couples, the general public’s knowledge and input on their relationship can carry with it added emotions and issues. Thus, it is important that these couples understand ways they can better progress through a high asset divorce.

On behalf of Martin Feldman of Fischer & Feldman, P.A. posted in High Asset Divorce on Friday, May 5, 2017.

The end of a marriage is usually an event that couples do not plan for. While some Florida couples might include a prenuptial agreement in their union, which means they took steps to protect their assets in case of a marriage, this does not mean they were expecting dissolution to occur. Divorce, not matter the length of the union or the cause of the split, is often a difficult process. It can get further complicated if the couple has a large amount of assets and property, leading to disputes surrounding a complex asset division.

On behalf of Martin Feldman of Fischer & Feldman, P.A. posted in High Asset Divorce on Friday, March 10, 2017.

Many people in the Boward County area may have the impression that thing like mediation and collaborative law are only for people who have a family law issue but are in fact of limited means. However, savings in cost and time are not the only benefits to trying to resolve family law matters like child custody and child support outside of court.

On behalf of Martin Feldman of Fischer & Feldman, P.A. posted in High Asset Divorce on Thursday, February 16, 2017.

The New Year is right around the corner and some Broward County residents may be making resolutions to carry them into 2017. Though some people may focus on goals related to their physical health or individual careers, others may wish to make changes in their personal lives. One of the biggest changes that many individuals undertake during each January is divorce, and January is considered by some to be the start of the divorce season in the United States.

On behalf of Martin Feldman of Fischer & Feldman, P.A. posted in High Asset Divorce on Friday, February 17, 2017.

Floridians who hold substantial assets, earn high incomes and possess extensive property interests may face the challenges of high asset divorces, if they choose to end their marriages. While the legal requirements of a high asset divorce may be quite similar to those of a divorce between people of less extensive financial means, the financial outcomes of such a divorce can have significantly more on the line.