Cindy S. Vova Family Law Blog

   The British still  require a divorce petition to allege "grounds" for the dissolution, including, among others, "unreasonable behavior."  The resulting allegations sometimes border on the absurd, and encourage more acrimony as well as unnecessarily airing  dirty laundry.    Florida, as well as all other states, have some form of "no fault" divorce.  Rather than encourage  divorce, no fault allows divorcing cou... Read More

Florida's alimony reform bill passed in the House but not the Senate at the end of the legislative session last month.  Alimony laws have changed in the past year in Florida.  What are these changes, and how do they affect your rights and obligations in a divorce? ... Read More

Tips on finding a good family law attorney when you are shopping around.... Read More

Labor Day passed, the kids are
all back in school, and the chaos you call “family life” continues in full
swing. In my office, the matter we call “family law” is part of our daily
routine.

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Sinking in Sunrise? Under water in Weston? Homeless (almost) in Hollywood?
Upside down in Davie? Whether you’re in Plantation, Parkland, or Pompano;
Cooper City, Ft. Lauderdale or Sunshine Ranches, no neighborhood is immune from
the devastated housing market. When it comes to divorce, often the most
difficult question is how to equitably divide the marital home when the home has
no equity!

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