School’s starting already! Schools open on August 14th in Miami-Dade and the Keys and August 11th in Broward County. That means coordinating supply lists, drop-off schedules, and school events. If you're co-parenting, now's the time to make this year easier on everyone—parents and kids. At Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti,...
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...
GETTING DIVORCED? THE 7 GOLDEN RULES ABOUT POSTING ON SOCIAL MEDIA
Update: This post focused on the soon-to-be-divorced. But these tips are just as relevant for the already divorced, especially when there are children involved. People have a false sense of security, thinking that what they post, tweet, pin, or tok is private. It's not. One family found their family photo...
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,...
Prenups in Florida: Can They Be Voided, Thrown Out, or Changed?
Wondering if a prenuptial agreement can be thrown out, voided, or modified in Florida? Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti have been assisting families navigate family law, from prenups to custody, parenting plans, and contested divorce, for over 40 years. Learn how prenups work, what makes them enforceable, and when they can...
The Devil is in the Details: Crafting a Parenting Plan That Works for Your Family
Parenting plans are the cornerstone of co-parenting after a divorce or separation, ensuring the child's best interests are met while minimizing potential conflicts between parents. While most parenting plans cover the basics, like time-sharing schedules and holiday arrangements, many overlook critical details that can significantly impact a child’s upbringing. A...
Beyond the Basics: When 50/50 Time-Sharing Isn’t in the Cards
Florida law generally presumes that equal time-sharing between parents is in a child's best interest. But as any parent going through a divorce knows, life is rarely that simple. At Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti, we understand that every family is unique. That's why we're here to shed light on when...
Gray Divorce in Florida: Legal Myths & Misconceptions
Divorce over 50—often called “gray divorce”—is on the rise in Florida for a host of reasons.Data from U.S. Vital Statistics Reports and the American Community Survey shows that while divorce rates among middle-aged adults have stabilized since 2010, they continue to rise among those over 65. Additionally, more than 60%...