Thinking about divorce you say? You really need a fresh start–not just relationship wise but financially, too. You wonder whether you can (and should) file for Chapter 7 bankruptcy without
Continue Reading Filing for Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Without Your Spouse Whom You Hope to Divorce in the Near Future? Hold That Thought.
In last week’s blog, we identified and discussed basic concepts to think about when deciding whether you and your future spouse want to enter into a prenuptial agreement. In
Continue Reading Ah, ha, ha, ha, Stayin’ Alive: A Primer on Post-Nuptial Agreements
Most people have probably heard Kanye West’s infamous song, “Gold Digger.” Specifically, the line “Holla, ‘we want prenup! We want prenup!’” Interestingly, the lyrics of Mr. West’s hit song seem
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Just recently on a Sunday morning at the beach, I read an advice column in a national publication in which a married woman referred to her marriage as a “business
Continue Reading “Business Relationships” with Kids: A Divorce Lawyer’s Perspective on How Clients Can Teach Their Kids Life Lessons Through Divorce
Early in my career I drafted an agreement for two soon to-be ex-spouses to share possession of their two (2) pure-bred golden retrievers. After meeting with my client, the Husband,
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Every client that I meet has a different set of circumstances and goals. From the initial consultation until the final stage of a client’s divorce, I am constantly focused on
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My Dad was a big fan of the Eagles. Long after he passed away, I would listen to his old Eagles albums. The 1975 hit “Lyin’ Eyes” took on a
Continue Reading Adultery and Divorce: There Ain’t No Way to Hide Your Lyin’ Eyes
In last week’s blog post, we identified and examined what is considered wasteful dissipation. We made the important distinction between positive action taken to dissipate assets (example: gambling with marital
Continue Reading Wasteful Dissipation Of Marital Assets And Your Divorce Case: Part Two
Unfortunately, as matrimonial attorneys we often hear many tales of woe, including how one spouse either spent a large sum of money immediately before commencing a divorce action or eliminated
Continue Reading WASTEFUL DISSIPATION OF MARITAL ASSETS AND YOUR DIVORCE CASE: Part One
Domestic Violence is a serious issue that requires awareness each and every month, not only in the month of October. If you or anyone you know is a victim of
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