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Can You Prevent Your Spouse from Squandering Marital Assets During Divorce?
When parties file for divorce, their financial relationship changes. For instance, each spouse’s individual income and expenses become separated with some exceptions. However,...
Modifying Parenting Time When the Non-Custodial Parent Relocates
One of the most common reasons for modifying a parenting time schedule is because one parent wants to relocate. Often, these cases involve a custodial parent seeking permission...
How Are Fine Art and Collectibles Valued in Divorce?
In divorce, all marital property is split between the parties. Depending on the type of asset, different rules apply to the division. Fine art and collectibles are valued in...
Are You Delaying Divorce Because of Inflation or World Events?
Just as COVID seems to have improved, we have an increasing number of new worries. The war in Ukraine, inflation and supply shortages are affecting many of us emotionally and...
Why You Should Use a Trust and Prenuptial Agreement to Protect Separate Assets in Divorce
When a couple divorces, only their marital property is divided between them. Separate property is not split. Separate property is property that is acquired before the parties’...
How to Prevent Your Marital Home from Becoming Marital Property in Divorce
Generally, assets acquired before a couple’s wedding date are considered separate property and not subject to division in divorce. Gifts or inheritances explicitly given to one...