One of the most challenging aspects of some divorce cases is when one or both spouses own all or part of a business. If one spouse owns a business, how is that business treated for purposes of valuing the marital … Continued
As we discussed in our previous post, in the same way you prepare for your wedding, in the event divorce is possible or seems imminent, it is advisable to be prepared. While preparing to address financial matters is a relatively … Continued
There are preparations one goes through when getting married. Once the proposal has been made and accepted, everything from the wedding to combining finances to estate planning needs to be addressed. You are starting on what you hope to be … Continued
In our previous post, we addressed whether or not you should enter into a prenuptial agreement. In this post, we’ll assume you have decided with your partner to execute a prenuptial agreement and discuss terms and considerations. Attorneys Each party … Continued
When you are planning to get married, what happens if the marriage ends in divorce is probably not on your mind. Nobody gets married while at the same time planning to get divorced. While the oft-cited “fifty percent of marriages … Continued
This post will address child support obligations for individuals who earn an income substantially higher than the average individual. If you are not aware of how child support is calculated, an overview can be found here, Family Law – Child … Continued
Jeffrey Roberts of ROBERTS MEANS, LLC, secured a $1.54 million verdict in favor of the firm’s client in a shareholder dispute against the client’s former business partner in two real estate business ventures. Personal Real Estate Investor Magazine recently reported … Continued
This is the second installment of a web series on non-compete agreements and restrictive covenants. As discussed in Part 1 of this series, employers frequently to a “why bother?” approach while operating under the mistaken belief that restrictive covenants are not … Continued
In our prior posts on relocation, we addressed the necessity of filing a Notice of Intent to Relocate if you intend to move and the information that must be set forth in your Notice; and also addressed the basics of … Continued
If a non-relocating parent objects to your proposed move, then the court gets involved. As an initial matter, it is important to be aware of what the court can and cannot do. The court cannot prevent you from moving. The … Continued