Deborah Nabat Family Law Blog

You want to file for divorce but you don't know where your spouse is, no problem. A Miami divorce lawyer can help you resolve the situation and you can still file for divorce.... Read More

Dividing property and debt in a divorce is typically a simple process when the marriage was short or there are only a few assets. But most marriages become financially complex over time. In addition to owning a home and its furnishings, families build financial security through investments, retirement accounts, and possibly even a family business. And they typically have some form of debt, from mortgages and car payments to credit cards.... Read More

When choosing a divorce lawyer, look for one who has experience in the divorce process and knowledge of relevant divorce laws.  A good divorce attorney will also have experience in litigation, negotiation, and mediation in order to best meet your needs and circumstances of your divorce.... Read More

Preparation is vital in the divorce process, whether couples are committed to reaching full agreement through a negotiated settlement with a spouse, or if their issues need to be resolved in court.  A clear understanding of how clients and their attorneys work together to prepare for the divorce can help keep emotions at bay and ease the path to the future.... Read More

Although divorce can negatively affect children, divorcing parents can help children cope with divorce in many ways.  One way is to try amicable divorce mediation.... Read More

As divorce lawyers in Miami we frequently give our clients the following tips to cope with the stress of divorce and family law litigation.  ... Read More

As Miami divorce lawyers, we are frequently asked what the difference is between fault and no-fault divorce.  Prior to Florida’s enactment of the Marriage Dissolution Act in 1971, divorce was permitted only upon a showing of “fault” based upon impotence, adultery, extre... Read More