Category: Divorce & Family Law

There’s usually a pretty good reason that a couple is getting divorced. In my experience, one of the spouses is unhappy with the other due to incompatibility, infidelilty or mental health issues. And, if the parties don’t make good marriage partners, then chances are they won’t make good business partners after the marriage is dissolved.

Providing for your special needs child can be especially trying as you navigate sometimes-complex legal issues. Learn how to lessen the burden with these suggestions.

Minimizing the Financial Impact of Divorce

Mental health problems including depression, addiction, obsessive-compulsive disorder, narcissism and anti-social disorders play at least some role in so many divorces.

It’s an age-old question that’s stumped many couples throughout the years. Learn the facts about prenuptial agreements and the options available to you.

The changing business landscape has made it possible to have the best of all worlds: living and working with a person you love and to whom you are married. However, when irreconcilable differences force the end of a romantic union, the future of a mutually-built business can be put in jeopardy.

Coming to the difficult decision to divorce is certainly not the ideal situation for most people. Emotional and other factors inevitably come into play. In addition, there are many complex (and sometimes confusing) financial aspects involved.

Simply put, if you and your spouse have been contemplating a divorce for the past few years (or more!) and if you suspect that one of you will be entitled to alimony payments after the divorce, it may be time to visit a divorce lawyer.