Your divorce may be the most significant financial event you experience. The longer you have been married, the unwinding of one household into two, the…
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Under Missouri law, when a court enters a final Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage, it is presumed that all marital property has been addressed and…
Sometimes couples find themselves not only in marital trouble but financial trouble. Indeed, studies show that serious financial trouble can precipitate a divorce. However, the…
Today, more and more individuals own their own business, either as a sole proprietorship, a partnership, a limited liability company, or as a traditional corporation….
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…
The terms Bitcoin, ETH Price Index, and Coinbase are relatively new in a divorce setting. Cryptocurrency is considered a property asset and divided between spouses…
Many people own and operate small businesses, some as proprietorships and others as closely held corporations or limited liability corporations. It is important to understand…
In any divorce, both spouses should worry about the other spouse trying to dissipate or hide assets that are properly considered marital property. In this…
When a couple begins the divorce process, one person usually wants to control the flow of money. However, once the process begins, the court and…
Usually, when discussing credit cards and divorce, we think of who must pay the debt on a given card. But credit cards also have a…