Many couples have marital problems for a long while before they file for divorce. They may feel their marriage is failing but harbor doubts over whether to start the divorce...
Divorce
Should You Litigate or Renegotiate Your Post-Divorce Dispute?
Generally, when there are post-divorce disputes over a couple’s settlement agreement, there are a few paths upon which a party may proceed. Most people jump to litigation. It is...
Can Your Credit Be Affected by Getting Divorced?
Following divorce, it is possible that your credit will be affected. There are a few reasons this can happen. Some of these you can control, while others you cannot. Importantly,...
How to File Your Taxes When You Are Getting Divorced
Married couples have two options when filing their tax returns. These are married filing jointly and married filing separately. During the divorce process, either of these...
Can You Stop Enforcement of a Court Order in Divorce While You Challenge a Decision?
Matrimonial judges aren’t infallible and they can make mistakes in their decisions. When that happens, you have a few options to try to rectify it. While you’re taking these...
When Do You Need an Expert to Value Retirement Accounts in Divorce?
When you get a divorce, all marital property is subject to equitable distribution. The court looks at various statutory factors to determine a fair way to divide both of your...