Divorce Law

Couples thinking about their future together often save to buy a home and then begin saving for retirement. Couples may enjoy multiple decades of retirement together if they both remain healthy. Having enough money set aside to live comfortably during retirement...

Couples preparing for divorce may disagree about many key details related to their marriage and its end. In some cases, they may not even agree about the need for a divorce. Sometimes, one spouse is ready to end a marriage, while the other seemingly hopes to work...

Ideally, couples who divorce will put aside their differences so that they can develop an effective, cooperative co-parenting relationship. But, what if that isn’t possible? Can your child pick where they want to live and which parent gets primary physical custody?...

A divorce is a stressful process, in part because of the financial challenges involved. Spouses generally need to prepare to divide their assets and financial obligations, a process that could very well damage their relationship and force them into litigation. People...

Now that you and your spouse pursue divorce, you clearly understand that your young children are your greatest concern. How will they cope? Will they adjust to new schedules and living arrangements? While their emotional well-being remains a priority, their financial...

By the time one of you files for divorce, your marital relationship is already likely under a lot of pressure. The two of you may have a hard time even being in the same room with one another, let alone talking amicably about complex property division and custody...

When you’re going through a divorce, it’s helpful if you can work with professionals who understand what you’re going through and trained to handle cases like yours. One of the professionals who can be very helpful is a forensic accountant.  A forensic accountant is...

If you and your spouse divorce, you will need to determine how you’ll care for your children without being in the same home. One of the issues you will need to discuss is the child support that will be needed from the noncustodial parent or the parent who has that...

Asset and property division remains a significant aspect of divorce. The obvious assets for review come to the forefront and may include your residence, property investments, retirement investments and vehicles. However, many couples may overlook certain assets....

Property division is one factor that a divorcing couple must carefully examine when preparing for their independent futures. Asset division will likely accompany spousal support, child support and parenting time as the couple negotiates the complete financial picture....