Court Should Not Have Classified A Business Established During The Marriage...
In Niekamp v. Niekamp, the Second District Court of Appeals held that the Wife’s music studio business which was established during the marriage should not have been classified as a non-marital...
View ArticleCourt Should Not Have Made An Unequal Equitable Distribution Of Marital...
In Kyriakou v. Kyriakou, the Second District Court of Appeals held that the trial court should not have made an unequal equitable distribution of marital assets based on the Husband’s superior...
View ArticleFlorida’s Fourth District Court Of Appeals Weighs In On Prenuptial Agreements...
In Hooker v. Hooker, the Fourth District Court of Appeals held that where the Husband purchased two properties with funds that could be traced to his premarital assets, which were kept separate by...
View ArticleWhen Should Brokerage Accounts Funded With Inherited Money Be Considered...
In a Divorce case the court determines what assets and liabilities are marital and which are not and equitably divides the marital assets and liabilities. The Third District Court of Appeals...
View ArticleIn A Divorce The Court Must Address Whether Assets Are Marital or Nonmarital...
In Goldman v. Goldman, The Fifth District Court of Appeals for the State of Florida ruled that it was error for the trial court not to have designate whether the wife’s checking account and...
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