Though couples divorce for a number of different reasons, one common theme that arises once the process begins is loss of trust. When trust goes out the window, it then makes sense that one or both parties will begin to hide assets or, on the flip side, to suspect the...
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High-asset Divorce
Can you protect the family business in a divorce?
Having a family-owned and operated business is often a source of pride for people. Knowing that their family built this business and that it serves the community is something worthwhile. However, if you are a business owner and you are facing divorce, your business...
Know what factors impact which assets in a divorce
A high-asset divorce is often a challenge because you have so much to work through. These are often valuable assets that must be considered carefully. Many people who are in this position choose to go through mediation to resolve the question of what assets are going...
Valuation is a key point for divorcing small business owners
Divorce is a challenging journey for many people; however, small business owners have to think about more than just the way that the split is going to impact their personal life. There is a chance that it will also affect their company. If the business is considered...
Finer points of property division in high-asset divorces
Individuals who are going through a divorce might have to deal with retirement accounts. These take special consideration because there are significant financial and tax implications if they are mishandled. For any qualified plans, such as 401(k)s, the only way to...
Attachment can’t dictate actions in property division
The things that you've accumulated during your marriage will have to be divided when you are going through a divorce. It might be difficult for you to think about having to do this because it might be a daunting task. The more you have, the more work it is going to...
Mistakes made during high-asset divorces
Mistakes made when dividing property during a divorce can lead to a needless waste of money. Especially when dividing a substantial amount of assets, the process can be complex. It’s necessary to consider the division of 401(k)s and other retirement accounts,...