The Impact of Social Media & Digital Evidence Under Florida’s New Family Law Rules

In today’s world, nearly every aspect of our lives leaves a digital trail. From Instagram stories and Facebook posts to text messages and GPS tracking apps, our online presence has become part of the record of how we live. Increasingly, Florida courts are looking at that record when deciding divorce,...

Back to School, Not Back to Court: Smart Co‑Parenting for a Smooth School Year in 2025

  School’s starting already!  Schools open on August 14th in Miami-Dade and the Keys and August 11th in Broward County. That means coordinating supply lists, drop-off schedules, and school events. If you're co-parenting, now's the time to make this year easier on everyone—parents and kids. At Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti,...

Will I Be Okay Financially? What Women Need to Know About Alimony and Support in Florida

  For many women facing divorce, the biggest fear isn’t loneliness — it’s uncertainty. “I gave up my career to raise our kids.” “I supported his business for years.” “I don’t know if I’ll be able to afford the mortgage or healthcare on my own.” At Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti,...

Updates on Recent Changes to Florida’s Divorce Law: What You Need to Know & How Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti Can Help

  Florida’s family law has been evolving and it is hard to keep up.  These changes impact alimony, property division, parenting plans, and more. At Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti, our goal is always to help families navigate these updates efficiently and with as little stress as possible. Alimony Is Changing—With New...

Prenups in Florida: Can They Be Voided, Thrown Out, or Changed?

Wondering if a prenuptial agreement can be thrown out, voided, or modified in Florida? Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti have been assisting families navigate family law, from prenups to custody, parenting plans, and contested divorce, for over 40 years.  Learn how prenups work, what makes them enforceable, and when they can...

How Does Bankruptcy Affect Alimony and Child Support in Florida?

If you've gone through a divorce or paternity case and were awarded alimony or child support, you may be wondering what happens if your ex-spouse or co-parent files for bankruptcy. Can they erase their financial obligations to you? How does the type of bankruptcy they file impact your support payments?...

Beyond the Basics: When 50/50 Time-Sharing Isn’t in the Cards

Florida law generally presumes that equal time-sharing between parents is in a child's best interest. But as any parent going through a divorce knows, life is rarely that simple. At Hoffman, Larin & Agnetti, we understand that every family is unique. That's why we're here to shed light on when...

How Long Will My Florida Divorce Take? 6 Keys Tips to Avoid Delays

“How long will this process take?” This is one of the first questions anyone considering a divorce asks when they enter our office. The answer is honestly, ‘it depends.’ Is the divorce a simple one, or will it be contested? How long have you been married? Are there children? Was...

7 Crucial Divorce Questions You’re Afraid to Ask (But Need To)

Divorce is never easy, and while you might be ready to tackle the tough conversations, some questions linger in the back of your mind—questions that feel too uncomfortable to ask. You're not alone.  Many people hesitate to raise these concerns, worried about the answers or unsure how they’ll be perceived....

Back-to-School, Not Back to Court: Co-Parenting Solutions from Family Law Pros

The first day of school is August 12th.  There are 12 days to get your children ready, buy endless lists of school supplies, and arrange after-school activities, carpools, after-school care, and pediatric check-ups. How did the summer fly by? It’s a hectic time, but even more so for separated, divorced,...