Palm Beach Divorce Questions

Palm Beach Divorce Questions

Below is a list of commonly asked questions that Palm Beach Divorce Lawyers receive about divorce in Florida. Clicking the question will provide you with a detailed answer.

• When is it appropriate to tell the judge about marital misconduct?

• Does a court consider marital misconduct when determining who should be responsible for attorney’s fees?

• Does a court consider marital misconduct when determining custody of my children?

• What impact does marital misconduct have on distribution of assets and liabilities?

• How does my former spouse’s remarriage or cohabitation with a new partner impact a previous award of alimony?

• Will a court consider marital misconduct in determining an award of temporary alimony?

• What type of alimony will be awarded if there are other incidents of misconduct?

• What impact does physical abuse have on an award of Alimony?

• Will adultery have any impact on the alimony I pay or receive?

• Are there any defenses to a divorce lawsuit? What if my spouse and I occasionally still sleep with each other?

• What if my spouse is incapacitated?

• Can the judge order counseling to save my marriage?

• What do I have to show to allow the judge to determine my marriage is “irretrievably broken”?

• Does someone need to be “at fault” for the Judge to grant my divorce?

• Generally, when can I get divorced?

• Who determines when I can get divorced?

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Related Questions

• Will a court consider marital misconduct in determining an award of temporary alimony?
• Does a court consider marital misconduct when determining custody of my children?
• Generally, when can I get divorced?
• When is it appropriate to tell the judge about marital misconduct?
• Can the judge order counseling to save my marriage?

Related Statutes

• Alimony
• Child Custody
• Child Support
• No Fault Divorce
• Property Splitting