Avon Park, FL Divorce Law Firms & Lawyers

You really should consult with a divorce attorney in your area as to all of your options. Many attorneys offer free consultations. Florida is an equitable distribution state. Marital assets and debts get equitably distributed (which does not always mean 50/50 but that tends to be the starting point). As to child support, both parents have a legal obligation to support their children. You would have to agree on a parenting plan and a time-sharing schedule. The 401k would have to addressed. As to alimony, based on the length of your marriage, you may be eligible for temporary, rehabilitative, or durational alimony, the amount of which generally depends on your need and your husband's ability to pay such support. Again, your question is multifaceted and calls for an in-depth consultation with a divorce attorney. Good luck!

If by custody you mean the majority of time, he won't get that when he gets out as the children will have been living with you. I suggest you get a lawyer and file the divorce along with a parenting plan that is graduated and begins with a few hours of supervised time when he gets out.

You should consult with and hire an attorney. If you agree to something without seeing documentation, you could be giving away valuable rights to assets that you will never be able to get back.