A significant issue in divorce, retirement savings often makes up a substantial amount of a marital estate, particularly for couples who have been married for…
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In our previous post, we discussed the holding this week by the U.S. Supreme Court that the Contracts Clause does not prevent retroactive application of…
Normally, family law cases do not involve issues of constitutional law and rarely make it to the U.S. Supreme Court. However, on Monday the Court…
Retirement benefits, perhaps even more than the marital residence, tend to be the most important marital assets in divorce, not only because of their equity…
In a very interesting article recently on CNBC, the network revealed how the divorce rate between adults over 50 – the so called “baby boomer”…
Too many people after getting a divorce fail to take a careful assessment of their financial position as it relates to the rest of their…
Divorce can happen at any stage in life, and each stage brings its own special set of challenges. Divorcing young with a family creates years…