Divorce is never just a legal process — it’s a personal, financial, and emotional turning point. And in Florida, the decisions you make early in your divorce can have long-lasting consequences for your finances, your relationship with your children, and your future. At Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti, we’ve spent more...
Why January Is One of the Busiest Months for Divorce Filings& What You Should Know Before You File
Every January, family law attorneys across Florida see a noticeable increase in divorce inquiries and filings. It’s not a coincidence — and if you’re considering divorce, understanding why this happens (and what steps to take before filing) can make a meaningful difference in the outcome of your case. At Hoffman,...
Dividing Property in a Florida Divorce: What’s Fair Isn’t Always Equal
When a marriage ends, one of the most emotional and confusing parts of divorce is dividing what you’ve built together. In Florida, property division follows a principle called equitable distribution — meaning the court divides assets and debts in a way that is fair, not necessarily equal. Marital vs....
The Impact of Social Media & Digital Evidence Under Florida’s New Family Law Rules
In today’s world, nearly every aspect of our lives leaves a digital trail. From Instagram stories and Facebook posts to text messages and GPS tracking apps, our online presence has become part of the record of how we live. Increasingly, Florida courts are looking at that record when deciding divorce,...
Will I Be Okay Financially? What Women Need to Know About Alimony and Support in Florida
For many women facing divorce, the biggest fear isn’t loneliness — it’s uncertainty. “I gave up my career to raise our kids.” “I supported his business for years.” “I don’t know if I’ll be able to afford the mortgage or healthcare on my own.” At Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti,...
When Can You Do A Modification of Custody and Alimony? What Every Parent Needs to Know
Life changes. And because life changes, so must life's plans. And that includes custody, alimony, and parenting plans. Florida law recognizes that significant life changes can occur. If they do, you may be able to ask the court to change parts of your divorce order. But the rules are strict....
Updates on Recent Changes to Florida’s Divorce Law: What You Need to Know & How Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti Can Help
Florida’s family law has been evolving and it is hard to keep up. These changes impact alimony, property division, parenting plans, and more. At Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti, our goal is always to help families navigate these updates efficiently and with as little stress as possible. Alimony Is Changing—With New...
Don’t Do This: 10 Divorce Mistakes Even Smart People Make in Florida (With 2025 Updates)
Divorce isn’t just the end of a marriage—it’s the beginning of a new chapter. And how you navigate the process can affect your financial stability, relationship with your children, and emotional well-being for years to come. At Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti, we’ve guided thousands of Floridians through divorce. Along the...
Understanding Bridge-the-Gap Alimony in Florida
Divorce often brings financial challenges, especially for spouses who have depended on their partner’s income. To ease this transition, Florida law provides several types of alimony, including bridge-the-gap alimony, explicitly designed for short-term financial support to help a spouse become self-sufficient. Unlike other forms of alimony, bridge-the-gap support is temporary,...
How Does Bankruptcy Affect Alimony and Child Support in Florida?
If you've gone through a divorce or paternity case and were awarded alimony or child support, you may be wondering what happens if your ex-spouse or co-parent files for bankruptcy. Can they erase their financial obligations to you? How does the type of bankruptcy they file impact your support payments?...