Stock Options and RSUs in a Florida Divorce: Who Receives the Unvested Compensation?
Learn how Florida courts classify, value, and divide stock options, RSUs, bonuses, and other executive compensation in a divorce.
Learn how Florida courts classify, value, and divide stock options, RSUs, bonuses, and other executive compensation in a divorce.
Divorce can feel like years of hard work are suddenly up for negotiation. When large bonuses and incentive pay enter the picture, the uncertainty grows. Under Florida law, much of that compensation may count as marital property. Why the timing of a bonus matters...
When parents separate or become involved in a Florida divorce or paternity case, one of the most important issues is determining who will make decisions for their children. Florida law refers to this decision-making authority as parental responsibility. Parental...
Like stocks and real estate, the courts in Florida legally view Bitcoin, Ethereum and other crypto as property subject to equitable division. The issue lies with the volatility and intangibility of these assets. Despite these issues, judges still find a way to split...
Have you received an inheritance from a loved one before filing for divorce? You might be wondering whether this will be subject to Florida’s equitable distribution laws. While courts aim for an equal split between spouses, your inheritance is usually safe. However,...
Weiner & Weiss, LLC is proud to announce that partner Scott M. Weiss has been installed as President of the South Palm Beach County Bar Association for the 2026–2027 bar year. Scott is a Boca Raton family law attorney whose practice focuses exclusively on marital...
A high-net-worth divorce often involves far more than dividing a home, bank accounts, and retirement benefits. These cases may include businesses, professional practices, luxury real estate, investment portfolios, trusts, stock options, cryptocurrency, valuable...
Dividing property during divorce should be a process grounded in transparency. Unfortunately, not every party plays fair. Hidden assets are a common concern in Florida divorces, especially in high-net-worth cases or when one spouse has historically controlled the finances. Under Florida’s equitable distribution framework, both parties must disclose all assets and liabilities. When one spouse withholds or conceals property, it…
In recent years, there has been a noticeable rise in the number of couples over the age of 50 who decide to end their marriages—a phenomenon often referred to as “gray divorce.” As an experienced family law attorney, I’ve seen firsthand how this life transition can differ from traditional divorces that occur earlier in life. Whether you are contemplating a…
Deciding to end a marriage is never easy. It is a major life event that can have emotional, financial, and legal implications for everyone involved. One of the most pressing questions that clients often ask is, “When is the best time to file for divorce?” The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all—it depends on multiple factors, including your emotional readiness, financial stability, and…