Helping Families Make Informed Decisions About Their Future
Some of the most problematic assets to divide in a divorce include real estate, businesses, valuable collections and other types of complex marital property.However, for many people, it is also very difficult to divide personal property. This includes the items that...
When people get divorced, they often look back on the marriage and reflect on what went wrong or where the relationship went off track. They might think of some behaviors or events that were red flags and pointed the relationship toward its end.One red flag many...
The first working Monday after the holiday season is dubbed "Divorce Day" for a reason. Many couples choose to forgo filing for divorce until after the holidays have ended. Some wanted to make a few more family holiday memories while others found the stress that comes...
In a divorce, you divide not only your shared assets but also your shared debts. That said, even if your divorce agreement says your ex is now responsible for certain debts, your creditors have no reason to let you off the hook. Creditors are not a party to your...
Marriage is not a flat line; there are ups and downs that every couple experiences. Over the course of these events, spouses can change how they feel about their relationship, their priorities and their future. In light of certain events, it will be prudent to examine...
Financial security and stability can be difficult to regain in the aftermath of a divorce. People are living on less household income; they have legal and living expenses they didn't have before; the costs of paying for credit cards, car payments and healthcare can...
Divorce is typically one of the last things people want to think about when they are about to get married. However, couples who have certain assets, children from previous relationships or anything else to protect in the event of a divorce would be wise to at least...
When the time comes to divide assets in a divorce, people often experience overwhelming feelings of fear and insecurity. Will you have a house? What furniture will you have? Will you be able to pay your credit card bills? What kind of lifestyle will you have once you...
Dividing assets can be one of the most difficult parts of divorce. Between sentimentality and the need for financial stability in the wake of a divorce, there is a lot on the line in these situations.To make things even more complicated, not all assets are equal in a...
Property division can turn into one of the most contested parts of a divorce next to child custody. That's because, like child custody disputes, matters concerning marital assets are often emotionally charged, a fact that can make legal matters difficult to resolve...
