Family Law Specialist Certified By The State Bar Of California
High-asset divorces involve more than just splitting property. It is also vital to think about taxes. In a California divorce, property division can affect your tax bill later. Below are some key points to consider. Splitting property and tax value California is a...
High-asset divorces often involve complex financial holdings, making it easier for one spouse to hide money or property. Whether through undisclosed bank accounts, undervalued business assets or fraudulent transfers, hidden assets can significantly impact property...
Asset division is one of the vital elements of divorce. Some divorces have a smooth property division, but in others, disputes arise. These disputes can prolong a divorce and potentially affect other elements involved. Below are two matters that may complicate asset...
The stakes in a high-asset divorce can be high, which underscores the need for financial due diligence. Otherwise, you risk losing more than you ever imagined - whether you're the breadwinner or not. Think of financial due diligence as a deep dive into your money...
Divorce means that all assets both parties amassed during their marriage have to be divided. This process is sometimes more straightforward, but it can also be rather complex, depending on the types of assets that must be handled. One type of asset that often creates...
Oftentimes, people negotiate prenuptial agreements and then assume they never need to make use of them. For some couples, that may be the reality of the situation. The process of negotiating a prenuptial agreement allows spouses to start the marriage with shared...
Vacation homes enable families to have a dedicated place to enjoy holidays and vacations. These assets can bring a lot of joy to the family, but they can also become a challenge to handle during divorce. The emotional and financial investments in these homes can make...
Spousal support is typically assigned when there is a significant wealth discrepancy between two people. This can create financial hardship for one spouse after the divorce, especially if they have limited ability to re-enter the workforce and are counting on their...
When a court issues an order after a divorce, parents are obligated to follow that order. Even if they believe they have a valid reason to violate it, they should never break the order on their own. Unfortunately, this is a mistake that some people make, and it can...
If your spouse does not want to properly divide marital assets with you, there are a few tactics they may use. We have already discussed how they could try to hide assets. For instance, if your spouse has overseas bank accounts, they could transfer marital funds into...
