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As such, the split of property must be equitable, but not necessarily equal, between the couple. Additional factors like whether a spouse committed adultery or acquired substantial student loan debt may impact the split. The name of one spouse or both on the title of property does not matter in a Florida divorce.
Surviving Spouse Rights During Probate in Florida In Florida, a surviving spouse has the rights to the deceaseds spouses property regardless of whether or not there is a valid will for the deceased saying so.
Some of the spousal rights provided in Floridas probate code are: elective share, intestate share, family allowance, exempt property, and homestead property. Click on the links below for further information: Intestate share.
If a transaction involving a married person proceeds without joinder of spouse on the deed or mortgage, it will likely result in a (successful) claim against the title insurance policy when the non-owning spouse discovers the transfer and seeks to have it nullified in court.
Selling Assets Without Consent Can Be Considered Dissipation In Florida, dissipation, as covered under Florida Statute 61.075, happens when one spouse sells, spends damages, lends, or disposes of marital assets without the other spouses knowledge or permission.
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