Author Archives: Jay Butchko
We Do Not Have Kids—Is Collaborative Divorce Still a Useful Option?
Collaborative divorce is a popular tool for divorcing parents in Florida. As it puts an emphasis on amicable problem-solving, it helps parents preserve relationships. With that being said, the collaborative divorce process can still be extremely useful for divorcing couples who do not have kids. Here, our Boca Raton collaborative divorce attorney explains why… Read More »
Are there Advantages to Being the Spouse that Files the Divorce Petition in Florida?
Preparing for a divorce in Florida? You may be considering stepping forward and filing the divorce petition. This raises an important question: Are there any benefits to being the spouse who files for divorce first? In Florida, the answer is “it depends.” While there are technically not direct advantages, there can be some side… Read More »
Can We Pause the Divorce Process if We are Not Sure?
Are you in the middle of the divorce process in Florida? It can be stressful, frustrating, and confusing. A lot of issues can arise as you try to navigate a divorce. There are many reasons why you may want to pause the process, including re-considering whether or not you want to get divorced at… Read More »
Strategies to Move a High Conflict Divorce Case to Settlement in Florida
Are you going through a difficult divorce in Florida? There may still be options available to move your case towards a settlement. At Williams & Varsegi, LLC, we are committed to helping clients find solutions that work best for them. Here, our Boca Raton divorce lawyer highlights some of the most effective strategies to… Read More »
A Contested Divorce Can Still Be Settled (Four Strategies)
Going through a difficult divorce in South Florida? It happens. Still, even if you are currently in a contested divorce case, it may still be possible to reach a settlement before a trial happens. Indeed, even very high conflict divorces can still often be settled. At Williams & Varsegi, LLC, we help our clients… Read More »
Why a Cohabitation Agreement is a Good Idea for Unmarried, Long-Term Partners
There are many long-term partners in Florida who never actually get married. In some ways, not being married makes a separation (if one ever happens) more straightforward. There is not a formal legal process to dissolve the relationship. However, there are other ways in which separation can actually be more challenging for long-term unmarried… Read More »
What is No-Fault Divorce in Florida?
Are you preparing to end your marriage in Broward County or elsewhere in South Florida? You may have heard that our state is a no-fault divorce jurisdiction. This raises an important question: What does no-fault divorce actually mean? In Florida, a no-fault divorce is a divorce where “blame” for the breakdown of the relationship… Read More »
How Do Courts Determine Custody in a Divorce in Florida?
Are you a parent of young kids or teenagers going through a divorce in Florida? Custody and visitation are going to be a big part of your case. You may be wondering: How do courts determine custody rights? The short answer is Florida is a “best interests of the child” state. Here, our Boca… Read More »
Divorce in Florida: What to Know About Discovery
The Legal Information Institute explains that discovery is the process that “parties use during pre-trial to gather information in preparation for trial.” If you are going through a divorce in Florida, it is crucial that you know how the discovery process works. At Williams & Varsegi, LLC, we handle even the most complex of… Read More »
A Guide to Divorce for Doctors in Florida
Medicine can be stressful. According to data cited by Harvard Medical School, approximately one in four U.S. doctors has gone through a divorce. If you are a doctor who is considering divorce in Florida, it is crucial that you are prepared. At Williams & Varsegi, LLC, we have extensive experience representing medical professionals in… Read More »
