by koniceklaw | Sep 12, 2019 | Divorce
There are numerous reasons why a marriage fails, and spouses decide to get a divorce. A lot of times, divorcing spouses find that they are no longer compatible with one another. Whether the divorce is due to financial, familial problems, money, or adultery, Florida...
by koniceklaw | Sep 5, 2019 | Annulment
Typically, a couple has set a foundation in place to help a relationship grow into something sturdy before deciding to get married. However, after just after a few days, or even a few weeks, it can become clear things are not going to work. A short marriage can be a...
by koniceklaw | Aug 9, 2019 | Blog, Divorce
When a divorce has become the inevitable outcome, the standard response in most households is for one spouse to move out until the divorce is finalized. The move is typically used to preserve some measure of peace and harmony. However, not every couple automatically...
by koniceklaw | Aug 2, 2019 | Blog, Grant Custody to a Relative
If you’re going through a divorce and have children, you may have numerous questions about custody. If you find yourself in this situation, the experienced divorce attorney and family law attorney at Konicek Law can help you. Normally, parents hold a preferred...
by koniceklaw | Jul 5, 2019 | Divorce
A house is often considered a couple’s most valuable asset. People become emotionally connected to their home, as well. For these reasons, spouses have to make tough decisions when deciding if they are going to move out when they are going through a divorce. In...
by koniceklaw | Jun 3, 2019 | Child Support
Florida law states that both parents have a duty and obligation to support their children, during a marriage and after a divorce. A specific process is used in determining the amount of child support which is paid from one parent to the other. The determination of...
by koniceklaw | May 27, 2019 | Parenting Coordinator
What is a Parent Coordinator? A Parent Coordinator is a mental health professional who assists parents throughout the divorce process. The court appoints a Parent Coordinator typically once the divorce is final. Far too often, in the case of divorce, children get...
by koniceklaw | Apr 19, 2019 | Impact of New Tax Laws
The Tax and Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 represent the most momentous change to federal tax laws in over thirty years. This new tax law is sending shock waves with its reach and the impact it has on ex-spouses dealing with alimony. Preceding the adoption of the new tax...
by koniceklaw | Apr 12, 2019 | Divorce
Individuals who are going through a divorce or a separation, in the state of Florida have plenty of questions when it comes to the division of assets and liabilities. Like most things related to divorce, it’s possible that the people involved can agree in...
by koniceklaw | Mar 21, 2019 | Grandparent Rights
Overview of Visitation for Grandparents Although divorce is technically the legal separation of two spouses and the dissolving of their marriage, the families on both sides still have to deal with the ramifications of the parents splitting up. In these situations,...
