Divorce

High-asset divorces are not solely focused on dividing properties or savings accounts; this area also places a focus on protecting your financial future. The stakes are typically high, and the challenges unique. A mortgage intertwined with business loans, credit lines blurred between personal and

A high-asset divorce often involves multiple investment accounts, pensions, IRAs, 401(k)s, and other assets, making asset division, a central part of any divorce, an even more complex process. Deciding how assets are divided post-divorce, including how these decisions impact each spouse’s retirement

Asset valuation, a complex part of any divorce, is even more complicated by the tax implications of high-asset divorces. Many spouses rely on professional counsel to fully understand the consequences of the divorce process on their retirement accounts and marital assets, including the tax

In addition to the normal complexities of marital divorce at any age, divorce after the age of 50, commonly referred to as "gray divorce", presents even more hurdles. When one or both spouses deem their differences irreconcilable, they must decide how their assets will be divided, how the divorce

Increasingly, legal professionals are dealing with the complicated consequences of divorces between older or long-married couples. Stay-at-home moms and dads who have not held a job for decades must now find a means of financial support. Belongings built up over decades of marriage must be divided

In complex custody cases, many fathers get lost in the legalities of custody, support, and visitation. They continue to face challenges following the court process and upholding their rights while reaching a resolution that is in the best interests of their child(ren). Without a nuanced

After divorce, custody rights in place for both fathers and mothers determine to what extent each parent may spend time with the child. However, if the mother decides to relocate, the arrangement previously in place for visitation and custody may no longer be attainable for the father. A father’s

Custody negotiation can be a challenging time even in amicable divorces, and with two biological parents. For non-biological fathers, the challenge of proving paternity and obtaining custody or visitation becomes even more complex. A father’s rights dictate that he should receive fair treatment