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A gray divorce generally just means that the couple splitting up is further along in their lives. Many people use it to refer to a divorce when someone is 50 or older, for example. Some studies have found that the divorce rate is going up for those over 45 and that it...
Divorce can bring out the worst in some people, especially during the asset division process. Indiana follows an equitable division process, which means assets are divided based on what is fair rather than strictly equal. However, some spouses believe they have an...
When married couples go through a high-asset divorce, dividing the marital property can become quite complex. However, each shared asset must be valued and split between the former spouses. Let’s delve into one common asset shared by high-earner couples — the country...
The child custody order that you receive when you get divorced is based on numerous factors. The court is going to try to set up a child custody situation that puts the child’s best interests first, and it is also going to consider the logistics of the parents’ lives,...
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...
Married parents and parents who live together can easily share their parental rights and responsibilities. They can pool their resources to afford the costliest elements of raising a child, including college tuition. However, when parents divorce or separate,...
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...
When parents divorce or separate, they typically have to share responsibility for their children. The exact details of each parent's contributions may be substantially different from one case to the next. Typically, the best custody arrangements come from the parents...
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...