Property Division

You might be ready to get your divorce over with, but the property division process is holding you back. Why? Many people don’t realize that they will have to divide debts as well as assets. They tend to focus on getting the assets split and forget about joint debts. In many cases,

Who is going to keep the house? What is going to happen to the retirement accounts? Who gets to keep the stained glass butterfly collection? All of these are examples of questions that will come up during a property division meeting during a divorce. How these are answered depends on a variety

One of the most contentious aspects of a high-asset divorce is the property division process. For many people, the things that they’ve worked hard to amass are a huge part of their life. If you are in this position, you probably don’t want anyone to take this away from you. Unfortunately, when

One of the biggest decisions, besides child custody matters, that you will have to make when you divorce is what will happen to the marital home. This decision isn’t always easy to make, but knowing your options is a good place to start. Here are four ways that you can consider when

Dividing marital assets. To many going through divorce, this process is one of the most frustrating, oftentimes only overshadowed by child custody arrangements. This isn’t surprising considering the fact that it can be difficult for most people to see roughly half of what they own go to their soon-to-be ex-spouse. Unfortunately, what