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In a high-asset divorce, there's no question that you have a lot to gain or lose. Some of the things you want out of your divorce could be monetary, while other items you want could be based solely on memories or personal significance. Your marital assets may include...
When you're getting a divorce and have many assets and income streams to divide, the changes that need to be made and the decisions you'll have to face can be difficult. Your attorney may be working with you to build your requests and to build a case for the claims...
There are many things people say over and over again as they move toward a divorce. Though they may not realize it -- especially if they have never been divorced before -- a lot of these things are cliches. Below are a few examples.1. The divorce doesn't center only...
When attorneys take on a high asset Florida divorce, they need access to many documents in order to make forward progress through the case. Depending on the complexity of case and the unique issues involved, attorneys typically ask their clients to provide these...
Divorcing in Broward County or any other Florida location is always a trying experience for the entire family. When you add high net worth to the mix, it can raise the stakes for everyone and make dividing assets even more complicated. However, with a little...
In a high asset divorce, both parties have much to lose without the proper guidance. Managing complex issues like property division, spousal support and investment or retirement accounts in a divorce is not for the faint of heart. Divorces that involve large amounts...
For couples over the age of 50, the beginning of the calendar year is a prime time to file for divorce. Between 1990 and 2013, the divorce rate has doubled for couples over the age of 50, and those who remain single after divorce may encounter financial difficulties....
If you are preparing to divorce in Florida, you will necessarily go through the division of your marital property. In Florida, assets are deemed as either marital or nonmarital property. Marital property will be divided equitably between spouses, while separate...
When you have worked hard for many years, you and your spouse may have built up significant assets that need to be divided when you decide to get a divorce. You might each have retirement accounts, joint and separate bank accounts, stocks, real estate holdings,...
Many Florida workers have 401(k) accounts. It may intrigue them to know that, during a divorce, this kind of retirement account may be considered a marital asset, thereby subjecting its accrued contents to distribution between the divorcing parties.Although the laws...