A Focused Approach To Divorce And Family Law
Certain resources can make divorce proceedings far more challenging to navigate. Individuals with higher net worth can usually anticipate more potential for conflict when they decide to divorce. Frequently, business owners experience relatively complex and contentious...
Your retirement savings is a vital part of your financial future. However, if you and your spouse end your marriage, you may wonder whether your divorce will also upend your retirement plans. What should you know about what happens to these funds during divorce? Is my...
Investment properties often hold significant financial value. In Nebraska, understanding how the court handles these properties during a divorce can help both parties reach a fair and equitable resolution. Who owns your investment properties? The first thing to figure...
As you stand at the crossroads of divorce and business ownership, you are likely facing a daunting question: what is the value of your business? The answer can be a game-changer toward a stable post-divorce life. Your business is more than just a source of income....
Divorce affects countless families each year, with each situation bringing its own unique challenges and circumstances. You might face financial stress, emotional turmoil or communication breakdowns that lead to the end of your marriage. These factors often intertwine...
While people generally don't hope for a divorce to end in court, plenty of cases result in litigation. This can be especially true in divorces with a lot of money and complicated assets on the line. If you are ending your marriage, understanding the factors that...
Divorcing a narcissist can be a challenging and emotionally draining process. Narcissists often exhibit behaviors that are manipulative, self-centered and lacking in empathy, which can make the divorce process contentious and complex. Individuals in this situation...
Health insurance often isn’t at the top of divorcing spouses’ lists of concerns. It should be, however – at least if you’ve been getting health insurance through your spouse’s employer. If your soon-to-be ex is a member of the military (active duty, reserve or...
There is potentially a link between becoming empty-nesters and getting a divorce. After all, gray divorce is on the rise. Many people who are 50 years old and older have recently become empty-nesters when their children moved out of the house. But why does this...
Life can throw curveballs when you least expect them. Case in point, divorce, once thought to be a final decision, may need to be revisited due to changes in circumstances. Have you heard of divorce modifications? Do you know when you might need them? Anticipating...