If you believe that separation and divorce are imminent for you, you likely know a lot of the negatives to expect. I would like to spend a few minutes talking about the potential positive effects of divorce. Top 6 Financial Benefits Of Getting A Divorce Right now, you are probably thinking
How Are Wedding Gifts Divided After A Divorce?
The shorter the marriage, the more wedding gifts exist that have not yet been integrated into the household. Sometimes, wedding gifts hold more meaning for one spouse than another, like china and stemware. Who gets what? How does it get divided? What if your spouse just takes it all? What To
Sexual Harassment, Power, Money, And Divorce
Your spouse is powerful, wealthy, and you both live an extremely luxurious lifestyle. But it all just came crashing down when you discovered – through the media, not your spouse – that he or she has been having years of affairs and other inappropriate relationships at the workplace. Your family is
Divorce And The Powerball
So, you just lost the Powerball drawing. Were you really surprised? But, you are going through a divorce, and was it better that you lost? If you won, would your spouse get half? Would it increase the child support you would have to pay? If you receive child support, would it go up? How about
How Are Stock Options Divided During A Divorce?
From time to time, Milstein Family Law likes to include valuable information from other financial professionals. This one comes from Gregory E. Gann, Esq., a Certified Divorce Financial Analyst, answering the question, "how are stock options divided during a divorce?". A Look Into How Stocks Are
The New Maryland Divorce Law On Social Security
Based on a case argued by Harry Siegel and Lindsay Stanton of Milstein Family Law, the Maryland Court of Appeals will now require trial judges to consider divorcing parties' social security benefits as a factor before determining monetary awards. This forever changes how all Maryland divorce
How A Divorce Financial Expert Can Help You During Your Divorce
Going through a divorce includes a huge emotional component. Often, litigants forget that they need to cast aside their anger, fear and other emotions, and get down to the business of learning their finances to prepare for their financial future. These can be daunting issues, but never fear, you
Divorce and Financial Fraud By Your Spouse
People want to protect themselves financially when going through a divorce. I hear all of the time from spouses that they think their spouse is hiding assets. Certain types of marital fraud are not uncommon. It occurs not only when one spouse hides assets, but also, when a spouse misleads the
