When families have a multitude of important assets such as shared cars and holiday homes, dividing assets in the event of a divorce can be complex. This can also be true for less tangible assets such as stock options, retirement plans and even pieces of art or jewelry...
Month: October 2017
Steps to take in modifying a divorce settlement
Divorce settlements are usually looked at as a final statement, set in stone, that can be brushed aside and never looked at again. Although many divorcees would rather move on with their lives and never have to think about the stress and unsettlement that going...
Can I add a relocation clause in my divorce?
When going through a divorce, you may already have a vague plan of your next steps as a single parent. Perhaps you want to move back to your hometown, move out of state in order to get a fresh start or move to a new city to start a new job. Regardless of what your...
Why do parents wait to divorce until the kids grow up?
There is no single reason why parents wait until their children are adults to get divorced. In some cases, the parents haven't started having relationship issues until then. Financial issues could play a role. The empty nest could impact the parents' relationship. So,...