Monthly Archives: September 2026
Can a Florida Divorce Be Reopened After the Final Judgment? Turns Out, Sometimes
The ink is dry, the judge signed off, and the divorce seemed as final as final gets. Then it comes out that an ex hid a bank account the size of a small yacht, and suddenly “final judgment” doesn’t sound quite so permanent. The honest answer is a very lawyerly “sometimes,” and the specifics… Read More »
What Happens to Stock Options and RSUs When You Divorce in Florida?
Unvested restricted stock units sitting quietly in an app you barely check are about as modern a marital asset as they come. Once a marriage ends, that app suddenly becomes very interesting to a divorce court. So what actually happens to equity compensation when a Florida divorce meets a company’s vesting schedule? Why Equity… Read More »
Planning a Move? What Florida’s 50-Mile Relocation Rule Requires First
A job offer lands three states away, a new relationship pulls someone toward a different city, or family ties tug at a parent to come home. Ordinary reasons to move, except when a parenting plan is already in place. Does packing up really require a judge’s blessing first? Fifty Miles, Measured in a Straight… Read More »