Cyberstalking comes in so many different forms. Let’s examine a few of them: Forms Of Cyberstalking Using a Find My Friends app after separation. Stalking the financial transactions of a spouse, family, friends, and enemies on banking apps like Venmo. The classic Facebook stalking of
What You Need to Know About the Divorce Process
If you think you might be going through a divorce soon, you need to think about the legal, financial, and emotional aspects of this incredibly challenging life transition. Here are some critical things you will need to know about the divorce process. Who do you need to speak to right now? An
High-Conflict Divorce Planning For Women
If you’ve had a tumultuous marriage, you may be in for an equally tumultuous divorce. You need to plan ahead. Whether the issues are safety, mental health, abuse, or otherwise, high-conflict divorce planning helps to foster a better performance and outcome. How Women Can Plan For A High-Conflict
Is Grandparent Custody & Visitation A ‘Big Little Lie’?
Are you a “Big Little Lies” fan? Grandparent custody and visitation was a central plot point of the acclaimed drama's second season. In the series, a grandmother battles to get custody of her grandchildren – attempting to wrench it away from the biological mother on allegations that she was mentally
Retirement and the ‘Gray Divorce’
When your divorce occurs is important, especially to your overall financial picture. Divorcing at an earlier age with fewer assets tends to bring alimony and child support into play. Divorcing in the prime of your work life can create a large combination of assets – both retirement and
Can Retirement Money Be Garnished To Pay For Child Support Arrears?
I often get the question, "can retirement money be garnished to pay for child support?". They absolutely can be used to pay for child support arrears. In fact, there are a number of ways retirement funds can be garnished to pay for child support arrears. Defined Contribution Plans An IRA can be
Can You Divorce-Proof Your Business?
Have you ever heard the term "divorce-proof your business?" What does that even mean? Attorneys know that “divorce-proofing” a business means minimizing the negative impacts of an owner or employee being less than productive as a result of a family law matter. This could be a divorce, a custody
The After Divorce Checklist
Just divorced? Guess what? You’re not quite finished yet. While you move your life forward after divorce, you must consider that the devil is in all of the details. Here is a non-comprehensive checklist of what you may need to take care of after divorce: Divide all tangible personal
