Category: High Asset Divorce

The concept of marriage for a lifetime seems to be fading, and in no age group is this evidenced more than among those closest to retirement age. Couples age 50 and older are the rising demographic of divorce clients, and researchers are curious…

A person’s business is their own. But if you began your business after you married, then it might belong to your soon-to-be-ex also. If you are a business owner considering divorce, or in the middle of one, you may have questions about if…

A Texas couple heading for divorce has many decisions to make, and decisions involving the children are often of the highest priority. However, if they own a home, they may have difficult choices to make concerning that very important asset. A family home…