If either spouse wants out of the marriage, the State of Florida will grant the divorce.  This is true if only one (1) spouse wants a […]

You have decided that a divorce is in your family’s best interests.  What next?   The Fort Lauderdale divorce attorneys at Neave Family Law Group, will guide […]

There are only two (2) types of divorce in Florida, a dissolution of marriage and a simplified dissolution of marriage.  So, what is the difference?  Every […]

Because the language of the statute is permissive, the question of whether one spouse will have to pay the attorney fees and costs for another spouse, […]

When your divorce must be decided and resolved by the Court system, the process can be complicated by heated emotions and financial turmoil.  Your family law […]

When you decide that a divorce is the best course of action for your family, you have several options. You may elect to forgo the hiring […]

Many families elect to forego a traditionally litigated divorce, and seek an alternative dispute resolution process.  Collaborative divorce is one such alternative dispute resolution process.  The […]

The alimony laws of Florida are confusing and difficult to understand.  There are no set calculations or guidelines similar to how child support is calculated, and […]