Mistakes to Avoid When Divorcing Over 50 Research has shown that gray divorces—divorces involving couples who are over 50—are on the rise; 1 in 4 people who get divorced are over...
When you file for divorce, you (as well as the other party) may be required to make financial disclosures that help make the division of assets/debts, alimony, child support, and other...
Co-parenting with your former spouse or an ex can be extremely challenging. It can be even more difficult if your co-parent is a narcissist. In this article, we will offer you...
What Is a High Asset Divorce? If a divorcing couple has a large amount or breadth of assets (worth a substantial amount of money), they are typically considered to be...
Getting divorced can be challenging, especially if you are a business owner. Your day-to-day operations may be impacted as you have to schedule court appearances or mediation sessions and meetings with...
Tax season generally falls between January 1st and April 15th each year. During this time, taxpayers prepare and file their income taxes, including information provided by their employers or financial custodians about...
A postnuptial agreement (or a “postnup”) is very similar to a prenuptial agreement. Both agreements are legally binding contracts between a couple that outline how your assets and affairs will be...
Every divorce has its own unique obstacles and complications. In high asset divorce cases, however, the challenges are often much more substantial due to the assets involved. Not only does...
Business owners work hard for everything they have. Whether you are just getting started or you own a well-established business, the thought of having to give up any of what...
Alimony is meant to prevent a former spouse from financially struggling due to divorce. However, it is not guaranteed under Florida law. Alimony will only be awarded under certain circumstances. Moreover, the...