Full financial disclosure is essential during a divorce to prevent unfair settlements and guarantee equitable property division. While rules vary by state, the court usually requires couples in a divorce to disclose their assets and debts. If you fail to disclose your finances, the court can impose severe penalties on you. For instance, if a…

Custody cases can be difficult and emotional since parents aren’t okay with the fact that they will not see their child every day. However, they are a great way to decide on co-parenting without making your child suffer the effects of a divorce. While a judge usually rules in favor of your child’s best interest,…

A high net worth divorce is one in which the net worth of assets open for liquidation exceeds $1 million. This type of divorce may be common among former couples who founded successful companies during the marriage. High net worth divorces are not like the average marriage dissolution. It is not uncommon for proceedings that…