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Not many people enter into a marriage thinking that it will eventually lead to a divorce. Many scientists believe that up to 40% of marriages are terminated by a divorce lawyer. The chances are very high that you or someone you know will get divorced in Florida and need to higher a marital and family law attorney.

If you reside in the Tampa Bay area and are having marital problems, it is likely that you have or will consult with a divorce lawyer. Before meeting with a divorce attorney, there are five things that you need to hear about a divorce. In our last blog, we discussed two of the five things that you should know before speaking to your marital and family law divorce attorney in Florida. Today we will discuss the remaining three topics.

Parental relocation of a child or children after a divorce or paternity judgment can be a very contentious and complex issue. At the Bowes Law Group, an experienced attorney can help guide you through the process and present your arguments in the most effective manner before the court.

Many couples begin their marriage with considerable assets. Before tying the know, it is important to consult with an experienced attorney to address issues such as marital and estate planning in your prenuptial agreement.

Alimony is awarded to a former spouse to provide the needs and necessities of life that were established during the marriage. The courts use several guidelines in determining the award of alimony.

In many if not most cases, clients going through a divorce want to keep the costs to a minimum and for the case to end as quickly and hassle free as possible. This generally benefits all parties, as money not spent on attorneys results in more money to be retained by the parties and their children. Generally there are two types of cases: contested and uncontested.

Potential clients often ask how long the divorce process will take. This is a difficult question to answer but there are a few general guidelines we can follow.