On behalf of Kathy D. Sheive Attorney at Law | Sep 6, 2019 | Property Division
The most valuable asset that most couples own is their house. This is why your home tends to be one of very few factors that hold up a divorce. You don’t have to lose it when you and your spouse split up though. You can buy your spouse out or put the home up for...
On behalf of Kathy D. Sheive Attorney at Law | Aug 15, 2019 | Property Division
It doesn’t matter whether you live in an equitable distribution state like Florida or in the small handful of states that follow the community property approach in a divorce. Inheritance is almost always considered property that solely belongs to just one...
On behalf of Kathy D. Sheive Attorney at Law | Jul 26, 2019 | Property Division
A recent survey conducted by Bank of America shows that 28% of married Millennials avoid setting up joint bank accounts with their new spouses. They’re instead keeping their finances separate. Some financial analysts think that they’re doing that to...
On behalf of Kathy D. Sheive Attorney at Law | Jun 21, 2019 | Property Division
If you’re considering getting divorced, then you’ve likely done some digging around to find out what happens to your assets when you split up. You may not have stopped to think about what happens with your debts though. Your Kissimmee judges split them up...
On behalf of Kathy D. Sheive Attorney at Law | May 24, 2019 | Property Division
Data published by the American Psychological Association shows that as many as 50% of married couples end up getting divorced. This motivates many financial planners to tell their female clients to get their money matters in order as soon as their spouses threaten to...
On behalf of Kathy D. Sheive Attorney at Law | May 2, 2019 | Property Division
Any assets that are either shared or acquired during a marriage are considered to be marital property. The way that they are divided up during a divorce depends on where the couple lives. In Florida, all marital property is divided up via a procedure called...
On behalf of Kathy D. Sheive Attorney at Law | Apr 19, 2019 | Property Division
Studies published in recent years have shown that Americans are getting married later in life than they used to. Some may wonder if they’re doing this to protect themselves from being stripped of their valuable assets such as a business if they get divorced....
On behalf of Kathy D. Sheive Attorney at Law | Mar 22, 2019 | Property Division
Many issues can cause conflict when a couple is headed for divorce. Child custody and support, alimony and the division of property are some of those issues. If you’ve lived in your home for some time, the decision about what will happen to the house and who...
On behalf of Kathy D. Sheive Attorney at Law | Feb 22, 2019 | Property Division
Just a few weeks ago, news of Amazon founder Jeff Bezos’ adultery made national news. Soon thereafter, it came out that his wife was seeking a divorce. Although they reside out west, their split caused many individuals here in Florida to ask what impact does...
On behalf of Kathy D. Sheive Attorney at Law | Feb 1, 2019 | Property Division
Of all the months out of the year, January is often the one in which Americans decide to file for divorce in more significant numbers than the rest. They’re often motivated to keep up appearances and make it look like their marriage is happy and healthy as a way...
