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Posted in Florida Family Law on May 23, 2023
Florida family law judges play a crucial role in the state’s judicial system by overseeing and deciding cases related to family law matters. These dedicated individuals possess extensive legal knowledge and experience, as well as a deep understanding of the unique challenges faced by families in various situations. Their decisions have a profound impact on… read more
Steven D. Miller, P.A., 38 year Florida divorce lawyer
Posted in Florida Family Law on May 23, 2023
Steven D. Miller is an experienced Florida online divorce lawyer who specializes in providing legal services and guidance to individuals seeking a divorce. With a deep understanding of family law in Florida, Steven D. Miller assists clients in navigating the complexities of the divorce process efficiently and effectively. Why Online Divorce with Steven D. Miller,… read more
Why should I get more than my spouse? The “Unequal Distribution”
Posted in Florida Family Law on May 23, 2023
In a Florida divorce, the division of assets is guided by the principle of equitable distribution. However, it is important to note that equitable does not necessarily mean equal. There are circumstances where the court may decide on an unequal distribution of assets based on various factors outlined in Florida Statute 61.075. Factors for the… read more
Two Signature Divorce – No FInancial affidavits required
Posted in Florida Family Law on March 11, 2022
If No Kids, No Alimony, Agreement on division of property and debt, and willing to attend 5-minute Zoom hearing: You and your spouse sign two pieces of paper – The Two Signature Divorce ™ and we get you divorced about 30 days later. NO financial affidavits required. With Florida divorce attorney Steven D. Miller’s Two… read more
What is mediation and is it required in divorce case
Posted in Florida Family Law on March 2, 2022
If you have decided to start the divorce process, you may automatically feel overwhelmed by thoughts of fighting in court and stress associated with a lengthy proceeding. Despite what you may have heard from others, divorce does not need to be lengthy or as stressful and difficult as is often thought. At our firm, we… read more
How Do Prenuptial Agreements Work?
Posted in Florida Family Law on March 2, 2022
A prenuptial agreement is a contract that a couple enters before marriage that determines what will happen to their money and property if they get a divorce. Prenuptial agreements are becoming more and more common and are the best way to protect your assets in case of divorce. This article will explain how prenuptial agreements… read more
Posted in Florida Family Law on October 24, 2018
Same Day Florida Divorce? Yes, it is possible to get divorced the same day your case is filed! Here are the requirements: Both parties must agree on all issues (cannot be any claims for alimony) and execute all documents we prepare; There are no children born of the marriage (i.e., a product of you and… read more
Posted in Florida Family Law on October 16, 2017
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Posted in Florida Family Law on September 15, 2017
Trials should always be the court of last resort. Statistically, most family law cases resolve without need for a trial. Mediation, the court ordered settlement conference, is where we resolve about 95% of all contested cases: divorce, modification, paternity. One reason our mediation success statistics are higher than most Florida divorce lawyers is because we… read more
Posted in Florida Family Law on August 9, 2017
Once you’ve made the decision to terminate your marriage, the question is how to divorce in Florida. There are options: (1) do it yourself (2) hire a document preparation company/paralegal or (3) hire our Florida divorce lawyer Steven D. Miller, P.A. Which one is best for you depends on several factors: uncontested or contested case;… read more