Maybe you’ve heard the saying, “More money, more troubles,” a time or two – but that saying is never more apt than when you’re talking about a high-asset divorce. While even a divorce with relatively few assets can be complicated by the emotional issues involved, a...
There’s a new relationship term, called “sledging,” that’s been making the news lately – and not in a good way. “Sledging” is the term being used for people who are basically “dragging their partner along” through the holiday season just because they don’t want to...
Some divorces have substantially higher stakes than others. Couples who have enjoyed financial success during the marriage have more property to divide. They are therefore at elevated risk of conflict and of financial setbacks triggered by divorce rulings. Couples...
Navigating child custody can be challenging for any family, but high-income families often face relatively uncommon complexities when it comes to custody agreements. Specifically, issues related to lifestyle, education and child care can be fairly complex when...
Finding your way through divorce and co-parenting can feel like a balancing act, especially when you and your former spouse don't see eye to eye. While custody and visitation arrangements are crucial for your child's relationships, it could also be essential to...
As a custodial parent, you have the privilege of being with your children most of the time. But what if you need to leave them in their other parent’s care for an extended period of time? Perhaps you need to take care of an ailing parent. Or maybe you have to take a...
People generally need to feel safe in their homes. When marriages go bad, spouses may start to have strong negative feelings toward one another. There may even be a sense of fear. One spouse may fear that the other could become physically aggressive or may believe...
In some cases, parents who are not together will share custody of their child. Maybe the father has custody one week and then the mother has custody the following week. However, courts don’t always assign equal physical custody rights. In some cases, one parent...
In many relationships where a couple owns a home together, if they end up getting a divorce, they will sell the house. After all, it is a marital asset and they both have a right to it. If they sell the home, they will theoretically make money in that sale. They can...