Divorce has a way of shaking families up. Your ex who has always been a homebody may suddenly become a social butterfly, taking the kids out someplace different every weekend that they have custody. During summer vacation, they may make plans for something even more...
What qualifies as a high asset divorce?
A high asset divorce is one in which the marital net worth totals $1,000,000 or more. Over the years the couple may have purchased several homes, multiple cars, a yacht or any number of high-priced items. The division of assets in a high net worth divorce can be...
Is nesting a wise custody situation?
When two parents share custody of their children after a divorce, they typically have custody at different times. Each parent has their own home or apartment, and they have a custody schedule. The children simply move from one residence to the other in accordance with...
Why mediate your divorce?
If you are dreading the thought of your divorce, it is important to realize that it does not need to be a horror show. You do not need to spend weeks in court bringing up every little thing your spouse once did in an attempt to get the settlement you need. Mediation...
The difference between contested and uncontested divorces
When you initially file for divorce, you will provide information about your property and debts, as well as suggestions about how to divide assets, to the courts when you file and then to your ex when you serve them. If you have minor children, your paperwork will...
2 ways couples therapy could help prepare for a smoother divorce
Many people think of couples therapy as a sign that a relationship will likely fail. However, couples therapy can help people rebuild their relationships if both spouses fully commit to the process. It boasts a success rate of around 75%, making it a process worth...
