High Net Worth Divorce
Are you in a high-net-worth marriage and considering divorce?
Financial FAQ: How do you find hidden assets in a divorce?
In this interview with Malinee Churanakoses as part of the Chapter 2 Club’s Smart Women’s Guide for Breakups and Everything After video series, we talk about some of the most common places we find evidence of hidden assets
Financial FAQ: How much spousal support am I entitled to in my divorce?
A fundamental aspect of a divorce settlement is figuring out spousal support or “maintenance,” formerly known as “alimony.” These terms refer to money the court can order to be paid in addition to child support, to ensure the dependent spouse will have support after the divorce. It is particularly important for a spouse who may […]
I want to file for divorce, but I don’t know where to start
Thinking about asking for a divorce but feeling overwhelmed about where to start? Check out my divorce checklist.
Who is Eligible to Receive the Monthly Child Tax Credit That Begins in July?
Are you eligible for expanded child tax credit payments? Payments for many families begin in July as part of the American Rescue Plan. There are income and age of child restrictions, and if you are divorced, there are also important points you should understand regarding which parent will receive the check per your child custody […]
Simplified Power of Attorney Form Now Available
Isn’t it great when lawyers and legislators do something that makes it easier for non-experts to navigate the legal system to help their families? A “power of attorney” is one of the most widely used legal documents. It allows people who fear they will no longer be able to manage their own financial affairs to […]
Summer, Screen time, Kids and Divorce
Summer is here, and while we would like for our kids to be reading, outside exercising and developing healthy friendships, we know that without school and related activities to keep them busy all day, many will turn to their screens for entertainment. In my family and matrimonial law practice, I have seen how arguments around the […]
What do I do if my co-parent and I do not agree on vaccinating our kids?
The FDA has approved, for emergency use, the Pfizer vaccine for children ages 12-15, which means parents will be making decisions about vaccinating their children in this age group. Families began these conversations around their 16-year-old plus children, and now, the pool of those eligible has gotten considerably larger. Whether or not to vaccinate – […]
Tying the knot this spring? There is still time to propose a prenup!
One of the most popular times of the year to get married is the spring. After a very challenging 2020, many couples have postponed weddings that were supposed to be last spring, to this spring! Being madly in love and having to wait a year for your wedding day is hard enough, though once you […]
Which assets are considered marital property in a divorce?
One of the first steps in getting a divorce is figuring out your assets and liabilities, with the goal of achieving an equitable division of property.