Year: 2026

Divorce after 50, often called a ‘gray divorce,’ can significantly change your financial future. By the time spouses reach their 50s and 60s, they have accumulated substantial assets and carefully planned for their retirement. A divorce at this stage in life can...

Property division is often one of the most challenging parts of going through a divorce, particularly for those who have considerable assets. While the home is often one of the largest assets, retirement accounts might also be valuable.  If a 401k is part of your...

While preparing for divorce, gathering information about family finances is a critical step. Frequently, people focus so much on financial records, such as income tax returns and credit card statements, that they fail to properly address smaller assets. Creating a...

It’s common to zero in on valuable property during a high-stakes divorce, such as the family home, investment accounts, business interests and retirement savings, since these assets seem to matter most. However, the actual value of what you receive is not always as...

For many people, the start of a New Year is a time to take stock of their lives and set priorities for the future. Occasionally, an individual's goals may require major changes to their current circumstances. Some attorneys and social researchers refer to January as...

In most cases, Indiana courts consider nearly everything either spouse owns as part of the marital estate when dividing assets during divorce. It doesn’t matter whether an asset was acquired before the marriage or built up over time. There is a rebuttable presumption...