Do I have any rights to monies my husband withdraws from his savings plan, etc. and from his bonuses received from his job?

You have a right to get support for the children, and might have a right to get money for your own support. The very best thing to do is go retain an attorney.

You should consult with and engage an attorney as soon as possible, to freeze assets that he is, or may be liquidating or impairing. Generally, any assets or liabilities obtained during the marriage are presumed to be marital assets or marital liabilities that are subject to equitable distribution by the court. This would include his savings plan, and likely his bonus. The best way to learn about your rights is to sit down with a family law attorney and discuss all of the facts of the case and your particular situation. It would be worth the price of the consultation fee.

In Florida, assuming you do not have a pre-nuptial agreement or other contractual arrangement between the two of you, moneys earned during the marriage which are placed into a savings plan are still marital money and are subject to equitable distribution on dissolution of your marriage. This would include moneys removed unless they were used for the support of the family. If the moneys were used for H's individual benefit, he can be assigned the debt and the account can be divided as if the moneys were still in it. Sheri Smallwood, Chartered Sheri Smallwood, Esquire Board Certified Specialist in

Your rights are determined by a Judge in court. If no divorce has been filed you have no enforceable rights.

Yes you get half of those monies, get a lawyer and file for divorce asap.