You always want to do that (especially in the computer
age). During a divorce it is imperative
to get an equitable distribution of property and protect what is rightfully
yours. There is already an uncertainty
about your financial stability in the future.
You may have spent decades accumulating wealth and possessions.
Here are some things that the Florida divorce court will
consider –
1. What contributions
did you make to the union?
2. What care and what
level of education did you provide for your children?
3. Did you make
career sacrifices for the good of the marriage?
4. What are your
business interests now?
5. How long have you
been married?
These questions and others will come into play. That is why you need to hire the Pinellas
County family law veterans Nat Kidder and Bill Bennett to represent your best
interests in a Florida family court.
They bring a combined half-century + of experience to the table. Arrange a consultation at their 275 96th Ave.
North office in St. Petersburg by calling (727) 821-8000.