Gary E. Williams Family Law Blog

According to the oft-cited statistic, half of marriages in the U.S. end in divorce these days. In fact, the numbers are not quite so discouraging—the most recent data from the National Center for Health Statistics indicate that while the per-capita divorce rate was at its highest in 1981 (5.3 divorces per every 1,000 individuals), it has since steadily decreased, reaching 3.6 by 2007.... Read More

Few legal issues are as emotionally charged and personal as divorce, which changes virtually every part of your life and the lives of your children. In fact, Florida divorce law has some unusual elements, particularly as it relates to the children. In a Seminole divorce, it is vital to retain an experienced divorce lawyer to guide you through the process, but it can be helpful to understand the many issues and decisions that are involved.... Read More

A prenuptial agreement is a financial contract prior to marriage that becomes effective once a couple marries. When one party has significant assets before marriage or anticipates a considerable increase in income after marriage, a prenuptial agreement can establish financial guidelines. Often people with children from a previous marriage consider drafting a prenuptial agreement to provide financially for children in the event of unforeseeable death or divorce.... Read More

Florida family law attorney Gary Williams explains financial issues that can arise in a divorce.... Read More