Key Takeaways Property division in a high asset divorce is often much more complex than in a standard divorce case. Hidden or concealed assets are an issue in many high asset divorce cases that can come with serious legal implications. Many high asse…
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Divorce can impact every aspect of your life, including your tax situation. When negotiating a divorce settlement, it’s essential to carefully consider the tax implications you may face. While some are straightforward, others may not be so obvious.…
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Divorce is hard on the whole family, especially children. When you decide to part ways with your spouse, telling your children may be one of the hardest things you have to do during the divorce process. Your children will remember this conversation f…
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When we think of marriage, the first thing that comes to mind is two individuals coming together who love one another in both a romantic and physical sense. However, there are other types of unions that are becoming more common than before. Many peop…
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Technology has become an integral part of our daily lives, which means it also plays a crucial role in divorce and custody matters. Not only can technology provide key digital evidence when it comes to demonstrating spousal misconduct and parental un…
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If you are currently living with your partner without being married or are considering moving in with them, it’s important to understand the legal implications. Critically, complexities can arise if you decide to separate after cohabitating. When a…
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Life can change at any time — and with those changes may come the need to adapt your child custody agreement to your new circumstances. However, it’s essential to understand that neither parent can unilaterally change the existing custody arrange…
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Following an order that has been issued by a judge in a child custody or support case is critical to ensure the best interests of your child are met. While you shouldn’t try to take matters into your own hands if the other parent refuses to follow…
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If you’re divorced or separated from your partner and share custody with them, travel with your child can become complicated. Even if you are the custodial parent, your co-parent still has the right to know about any vacation plans with the child.…
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Marriage isn’t only an emotional relationship — it’s also a financial partnership. Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements are two types of contracts a couple may enter into to help ensure each understands their financial responsibilities during…
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