Getting divorced in 2020 was a bit different than it was in previous years due to COVID. Working from home, economic slowdowns, businesses being shut…
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Starting July 15, 2021, millions of American families will start receiving monthly Child Tax Credit payments. As part of the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan…
With the Dow Jones hitting record levels, we thought this would be an opportune time to discuss the issue of asset valuation in divorce. Many…
Denial of custodial time tends to be far more common than one would imagine. After all, the court went to the trouble to set out…
In order to help determine the most appropriate custody arrangement for your children, sometimes the court or the parties themselves may consider using a custody…
Often in high asset divorces, one spouse may not have a full understanding of how the other spouse takes in money – particular income streams,…
There are a lot of myths out on the internet about divorce statistics. We looked at some of the most common myths and compared them…
No matter how you spin it, getting divorced is tough when you have kids. Even if the decision to divorce is the best decision for…
Yes, they can. Text messages and emails have become common and accepted forms of evidence that can be used in your divorce case. How you…
We have previously written about dividing the marital home, the securities account, and the retirement accounts. For those going through a divorce, these are the…