Month: September 2015

Our family court system handles thousands of cases every year, but has only a limited number of circuit and associate circuit judges. Consequently, the General

Divorce can take its toll on the body and the mind, tugging at a variety of emotions and heightening worries about finances and family. We

In our previous post we set out some of the key economic principles to consider when valuing different assets during divorce to determine whether all

When parties divorce, generally each party thinks about having an equal value of the assets at the time of divorce.  So, for example, if a

In our previous post, we discussed the easiest way to blow up your divorce from the start is to not have a well-thought plan of

Divorce involves a lengthy battle between negative emotions and rational thought, between short-term “gotchas” and long-term realities.  If clients make one overarching mistake in the

We came across this article recently and thought we would share it and add to its key points. Perhaps the most common mistake people make