Your Brain On Divorce

Your Brain On Divorce

We’ve all felt it: flaring anger, bubbling jealousy, dizzying guilt. It can be triggered by almost anything. Finding a lone hair of the “other woman” clinging to your son’s teddy bear. Or sitting next to your ex at parent-teacher conferences....
Valuing a Home In A Divorce

Valuing a Home In A Divorce

Among the many assets a divorcing couple has, there is usually a house where the couple lived. If the house was bought during the marriage, the house is usually considered a marital asset (depending on where the purchase money came from) and therefore the house’s...
Finding Your Support System

Finding Your Support System

Getting a divorce can be physically exhausting and frightening. It’s life-altering, filled with decision making and turbulent emotions. And, it’s not a journey you should take alone. Having a support system in place before, during and after can give you a...

4 Ways Divorce Changes with High Net Worth

Divorce is a difficult process emotionally and often financially, and it only gets more complicated for higher-net-worth individuals. More financial assets to divide, more issues to contest, and more to gain or lose. In order to reach a fair and agreeable settlement,...