Do You Have To Pay Alimony If You Earn More Money?

Are you concerned about paying alimony to your ex-husband? Florida Women's Law Group can help you understand the legal issues involved so you can make the best decisions.

Simple Resolutions To Boost Your Mental Health And Well-being

A new year is the perfect time for resolutions and nurturing your mental health should be at the top of the priority list. We have some great suggestions for small habits that you can adopt easily. From tackling anxiety head-on to making time for self-care, we’ve got you covered.

Meet Anna Durstein - Attorney, Partner, Litigator

Dedicated women’s advocate, family law expert and divorce attorney

Out With The Old, In With The New: Decluttering After The Busy Holiday Season

It’s time to declutter and make room for the new things coming your way! 

We know it can be tough to let go of things, but with these tips, you’ll be able to get your home back in tip-top shape in no time

Final Holiday With That Narcissist During A Divorce? How Do You Handle This?

The holidays can be a difficult time for anyone, but they can be especially tough if you're going through a divorce from a narcissist. Florida Women's Law Group offers some tips on how to make it through this difficult time.

Do You Suspect Your Spouse May Be Hiding Money Amidst A Divorce?

Concealing marital assets during a divorce is dishonest and unfair. If you suspect your spouse may be doing this, you need the best Florida divorce attorneys on your side to ensure they don’t get away with it.

Best Home Trends In 2022

Interiors are the visual soul of a house. Home trends in 2022 are an excellent combination of timeless classics and a few refreshing and newer concepts.

Meet Heather Quick, Founder, CEO

Revolutionizing the divorce process for women and empowering women to take control of their lives, Heather is a “Woman of Influence.”

What To Expect In A Divorce Trial

It only happens in less that 5% of our cases, but sometimes divorces need to be settled in court.  In Florida, it is required that all divorce cases go to mediation.  Fortunately, the majority of cases are settled here, saving both parties time and money.  However, situations arise where spouses cannot agree on terms and they need a judge to make the final decision.