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Dividing the Vacation Home in Divorce: Practical Solutions for Shared Properties
For couples who have second homes that are used primarily on weekends or for vacation, determining how to share usage during the divorce process and how to divide the asset after the divorce is an important issue that needs to be resolved. These homes are often viewed as more than just a real estate holding,…
Read MoreCan My Child Stay in Private School After Divorce?
Understanding Best Interests and Payment Options Divorce brings up many concerns about children and one that we regularly hear from clients is how important it is that their child be able to stay in their current private school after the divorce. To assess whether the educational status quo will be maintained or whether changes may…
Read MoreDividing Assets in Divorce: Why It’s Worth Getting Appraisals on Valuables
When you are going through a divorce, dividing property is rarely as simple as splitting everything down the middle. While it is common to appraise big-ticket items like your home or business, many people often overlook the value hidden in other personal assets. Whether it’s jewelry, art, or a wine collection, getting a professional appraisal…
Read MoreHow to Divide a Jointly Owned Business in Divorce: Strategies for Protecting Value and Income
Building a successful business with your spouse requires dedication, collaboration, and a shared vision. But what happens when the marriage ends? Because the division of a jointly owned business during divorce presents unique challenges, it’s important to approach this situation strategically to preserve the value of the business and the income it generates. In a…
Read MoreWho Gets the Private Country and Golf Club Membership in a Divorce?
A private club membership is more than just a membership—it is a significant part of a couple’s lifestyle and personal identity. Whether it is a golf course, tennis club, or social club, these memberships often have a substantial financial investment and strong social connections. For many people going through a divorce, determining who retains the…
Read MoreDividing Luxury Assets in Divorce
When luxury assets are involved in high-net-worth divorces, unique challenges can arise. Assets such as luxury vehicles, rare watches, yachts, high-end jewelry, vintage wine collections, and exclusive real estate holdings require careful consideration not only because of their significant monetary value but also the emotions that may be tied to them. All of which can…
Read MoreDivorce When One Spouse Has No Income
Divorce when one spouse has little, or no income can present financial and emotional hurdles that both partners will need to address. It can have a significant impact on both the finances and emotional well-being of each party, requiring a thoughtful approach for a fair and balanced resolution. Understanding the Financial Impact One of the…
Read MoreDivorce Options in New York: Collaborative, Mediation, Negotiation, and Litigation Explained
If you are planning to get divorced in New York, it is important to know that you have more choices than just going to court. Each option for divorce offers different methods to resolve issues like property division, child custody, child support, and spousal support. Some divorce processes allow for more flexibility and control, while…
Read MoreHow to Prepare for Divorce: 6 Tips for a Smoother Process
How you prepare for your divorce can help to make things go more smoothly. Taking some simple steps now can give you a clearer plan and make the divorce process less stressful. Here are six key steps to think about before you begin the divorce process. 1) Identify Key Areas of Agreement and Disagreement The…
Read More5 Legal and Financial Risks of Unofficial Marital Separation: Why a Formal Interim Agreement is Crucial
In my practice as a Mediator and Collaborative Divorce attorney, I frequently encounter couples who have been living apart for extended periods without a formal legal separation. While this may seem like a simple solution, many couples discover years later when one partner decides to file for divorce that the lack of an interim agreement…
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