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Student loans are very common in the United States. In recent years, they have reached record levels. Many people take out student loans that will take them years or even decades to pay off. As such, this means that there are many married couples where one or both...
Owning a business can make determining income for spousal support more complicated than reviewing a paycheck. A spouse who operates an LLC may control when money is distributed, which expenses their company pays and how earnings appear on personal tax documents....
Responsible parents don’t want their divorce to interfere with their children’s educational opportunities. Whenever possible, they work to ensure that they don’t touch any college savings accounts they’ve established for their kids and that they both remain committed...
Most couples don't think twice about who "owns" their rewards points. They swipe, they earn, they redeem, and the balance climbs. But when a marriage ends, those points can suddenly become a serious talking point at the negotiating table. Your points have real money...
If you’ve been married for several years, it may be that a significant portion of your marital assets are retirement investments, such as 401(k)s, IRAs and pensions. Dividing those accounts, even ones started before your marriage, can quickly become complicated and a...
People preparing for divorce often look for evidence of misconduct. Some may go so far as to hire private investigators to prove that a spouse has been unfaithful. Many people expect that evidence of marital misconduct can benefit them during divorce proceedings. Then...
Ending a marriage is never easy. However, when both you and your spouse share the same risk-taking qualities as business owners, your property division determination may turn even more complex and time-consuming. In this blog, we will explore how shared property like...
Going through a divorce means having to determine what happens with all of the assets, the largest of which is usually the home. It is also usually one of the assets that has the biggest emotional attachment for one or both parties. This can make it difficult to...
Your neighbor went through a divorce and "lost everything." Your colleague's ex-wife "took him to the cleaners." These stories spread like wildfire, creating a narrative that divorce equals financial ruin for one party. Before you let these cautionary tales dictate...
Getting to keep the family home is seen as an important goal for many people in a divorce. Others might encourage them to fight tooth and nail for it. Sometimes getting to keep the family home is a goal worth pursuing, but sometimes you are far better off letting it...