Divorce

Birdnesting is a unique type of child custody arrangement. While most child custody setups require the children to move from one parent’s house to the other, birdnesting flips the script. It is the parents who move in and out of the house. For example, say that the...

High-asset divorces involve complex financial concerns that can be difficult to navigate without professional guidance. When substantial wealth, business interests and investment portfolios are at stake, hidden assets and undervalued properties can significantly...

In a high-asset divorce, it’s very common for one spouse to allege that the other is trying to hide assets.  For instance, maybe you just noticed that your spouse gave a large amount of money to a family member. Your spouse claims it’s for an old debt that they needed...

Prioritizing their most valuable assets is common practice when couples divorce. High-asset couples with extensive marital estates may focus their negotiation efforts on investments, real property, vehicles and other highly valuable assets. Generally speaking, any...

The outcome of your divorce can affect nearly every aspect of your life, from your finances to your relationship with your children. As such, it’s essential to approach the process with careful consideration and clarity. What you do before the divorce matters just as...

The decision to divorce is one that often doesn’t come as a surprise. Most people can see the signs of when it’s coming. If you know that divorce is on the horizon, it’s time to start preparing.  Divorce is a comprehensive process that involves legal and financial...

Divorces that involve significant wealth often come with added complications. These cases are not just about ending a marriage. They involve untangling financial ties that may have grown over many years. The higher the value of the assets, the more challenging it can...

Going through a divorce is never easy, but if you or your spouse own a business, the process becomes more complicated. In Indiana, the court treats the business as part of the marital estate, so it’s subject to division. Whether it’s a small family business or a large...

Dividing assets in a divorce can be challenging, especially when it comes to a vacation home. This property often holds significant emotional and financial value, making it more complicated to decide what happens to it. If you and your spouse own a vacation home,...

The market is hot, and you are sitting on a significant profit in a particular investment. With divorce on the horizon, the temptation to cash out before your spouse can claim a portion can be strong. Still, before you make that move, it is critical to consider the...