Have a plan: A Court Order is a way to prevent problems that can occur due to co-parenting conflicts. The plan should specifically identify the summer vacation parenting schedule, as it may differ from the academic year parenting schedule. Flexibility: While the Court Order will be a “fallback” plan for the parties, it is usually…
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Top 3 Signs Your Marriage is Over.
It is hard to pinpoint the exact moment when you realize your marriage is past the point of repair. For many couples considering divorce, the reality of “till death do us part” has become an improbable ideal. When communication in the relationship has broken down, it may be time to re-evaluate the route that…
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Can My Spouse Prevent Me From Getting Divorced?
Divorces, even those desired by both spouses, often grow contentious. However, if one spouse will not agree to end the marriage, or is trying to avoid the divorce, the process may stretch out longer than anticipated. If your spouse does not want to get a divorce, and takes actions to delay the process, you can…
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High Net Worth Divorce Mistakes
It is imperative that spouses are truthful and fully disclose any and all income and assets standing in his/her name, whether individually or jointly with another person, during the divorce.,. Dishonesty and misrepresentations of one’s income and/or assets may lead to the divorce to be “reopened” on the basis of fraud and the fraudulent party…
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