Divorce Well in Florida: What to Know Before Your Spouse Does

Hard Divorce Questions No One Wants to Ask (But Must)

Divorce is full of conversations most people desperately want to avoid—but avoiding them can be one of the most expensive mistakes you make. In this video, two experienced divorce lawyers discuss the uncomfortable but absolutely necessary conversations that come up during divorce in Florida—especially in high-conflict, high-asset, and emotionally charged cases. These are the questions and discussions that impact alimony, child custody, finances, leverage, and long-term outcomes, yet many people delay or ignore them until it’s too late. In this conversation, we cover: * The divorce questions most people are afraid to ask their lawyer * Financial conversations that can dramatically affect alimony and support * Hard truths about custody, parenting plans, and time-sharing * When honesty helps—and when it can seriously hurt your case * Conversations about money, control, and expectations that often derail cases * Why avoiding conflict early often leads to worse outcomes later * How judges actually react to issues people try to hide or minimize Whether you’re considering divorce, already in the process, or dealing with a modification or post-judgment issue, these conversations are unavoidable—and knowing how to approach them can protect you emotionally and financially. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

20 Florida Divorce Questions Everyone Asks (Answered by Attorneys)

If you’re thinking about getting divorced in Florida—or you’re already in the process—you probably have the same questions we hear every single day. In this episode of Divorce Well in Florida, Florida divorce attorneys Matthew Waring and Brian Dunmire of Fairway Law Group answer the 20 most frequently asked questions about Florida divorce, including: * How long does a Florida divorce take? * Is Florida a no-fault divorce state? * How is property divided in a Florida divorce? * Will I have to pay alimony—or am I entitled to receive it? * How does time-sharing (custody) work in Florida? * Do I have to move out of the marital home? * What happens if my spouse hides money? * Can we settle without going to trial? * How much does a divorce cost in Florida? * What mistakes should I avoid early in the process? We explain the real process, the deadlines that matter, and the common misconceptions that cause people to lose leverage or spend more money than necessary. This episode is designed to give you a clear, high-level understanding of Florida divorce law so you can make smarter decisions before things get expensive or irreversible. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Divorce's Impact on the Family Structure

In today's episode, Matthew and Brian sit down with Dr. Stephanie Renfrow to discuss how divorce can affect the family structure, and children's behavior. Attorneys Brian Dunmire and Matthew Waring of Fairway Law Group share their expertise on how Florida divorce court works, what typically happens during hearings and how to prepare effectively for your day in court. With over 25 years of combined litigation experience, Matt and Brian provide practical guidance for clients—especially those with high-asset cases, business interests or complex custody issues—so you can walk in confident and informed. Learn more about our Florida divorce and family law services: www.fairwaylawgroup.com ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Florida Divorce Trials

Divorce trials are a last resort. Where parties end up if civil conversations and mediation are unsuccessful in settling divorce proceedings. When judges are brought in to play referee, chances are the proceedings that follow will be far from amicable. In today's episode, Florida divorce lawyers Matthew Waring and Brian Dunmire breakdown how to master communication during the divorce process. Attorneys Brian Dunmire and Matthew Waring of Fairway Law Group share their expertise on how Florida divorce court works, what typically happens during hearings and how to prepare effectively for your day in court. With over 25 years of combined litigation experience, Matt and Brian provide practical guidance for clients—especially those with high-asset cases, business interests or complex custody issues—so you can walk in confident and informed. Learn more about our Florida divorce and family law services: www.fairwaylawgroup.com ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Communication Can Win — or Wreck — Your Divorce

Think before you text, post, or hit send. During a divorce, your digital communication—texts, emails, social media posts, even comments—can be used as evidence in court. In this video, we explain how simple messages can be taken out of context, how opposing counsel might use them against you, and what you can do to protect yourself. In today's episode, Florida divorce lawyers Matthew Waring and Brian Dunmire breakdown how to master communication during the divorce process. Attorneys Brian Dunmire and Matthew Waring of Fairway Law Group share their expertise on how Florida divorce court works, what typically happens during hearings and how to prepare effectively for your day in court. With over 25 years of combined litigation experience, Matt and Brian provide practical guidance for clients—especially those with high-asset cases, business interests or complex custody issues—so you can walk in confident and informed. Learn more about our Florida divorce and family law services: www.fairwaylawgroup.com ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.