Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Re: Divorce

If he is using marital money maybe.

Re: Divorce

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Maybe. If you can prove that he dissipated substantial marital assets on the girlfriend, you may be entitled to a credit or compensation at the time of the divorce.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.

Re: Divorce

I hope this is not a 'gotcha'. How did this come up? How can you show she didn't pay for herself? Or that she re-imbursed him for the travel. If this is not a trick question, then my brethern before me answered it in a very business-like fashion.