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At some point in your divorce, you and your spouse must try to develop a child custody agreement. If you cannot create a custody agreement or parenting plan together, the judge in your case will make decisions for your family instead. Even when parents agree on child...
Money is tight, and inflation is rising – and that’s pinching a lot of pockets as the holidays approach. Parents everywhere are already struggling to meet the financial demands of the Christmas season on top of their regular bills. Your ex-spouse, however, seems to...
Parents who are divorcing have to pay attention to how their children are faring during the process. This is a major change for the kids and some may not be able to cope with it. Watching for signs that the children are struggling can help the parents know when they...
Prenuptial and postnuptial agreements essentially serve the same basic function: They help define ownership of assets in case a marriage goes sour. While business owners and wealthy families often use them to try to avoid unnecessary drama and litigation over the...
You feel like your relationship with your spouse has deteriorated to the point that it can no longer be saved. You’d like to end the marriage and move on with your life. You float the idea of getting a divorce to your spouse. You’re a bit surprised, because you don’t...
Divorce is one of the most stressful and emotionally charged events in a person's life. It can also be overwhelming if you have multiple precious assets. It’s easy to make mistakes in your divorce, which can lead to costly consequences. Here are three expensive...
You and your spouse have been married for several years, but it’s just not working out. The divorce process has started, and it’s time to address property distribution. Throughout these negotiations, the court will employ an equitable distribution process. This means...
You make the decision to divorce because you know you can't continue living with your spouse or sharing financial responsibility with them. The more parts of your life you've combined, the longer it will take to negotiate or litigate matters. Family businesses can...
A prenuptial agreement may seem like the least romantic thing when you are planning your wedding. After all, you are getting married for better and for worse – and “until death do you part.” However, adding a prenup agreement to your pre-marriage to-do list can be an...
We’re living in the midst of what has been called the “Great Wealth Transfer.” People born in the 1960s and earlier are expected to pass on anywhere from $30 to $68 trillion to their adult children. It’s only natural that some families are concerned when a young...
