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The majority of my practice is helping couples who have been in very long-term marriages divide their marital estate and determine spousal support. Most have grown kids so there are usually no child support or custody involved. In fact, it’s becoming more common for my clients to be in their 7...
Our divorce industry cohorts all seem to be captivated by Johnny Depp’s televised defamation trial against ex-wife Amber Heard. And they are not alone. The Fairfax, Virginia Courthouse where the trial is taking place is drawing lots of public attention. Spectator wannabees queue-up...
Being single can bring a different set of challenges to planning for retirement. These five strategies can help.
If you’re planning on retiring single, you aren’t alone. Nearly 22 million Americans age 65 and older were unmarried in 2019, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. This group made up 4...
As is often the case in divorce, one spouse may not have a complete knowledge of the marital financial situation. Before productive settlement discussions can occur, both parties must be on the same page and ha...
Public policy as it relates to alimony or spousal support is to follow laws seen to be fair to both spouses. However, what is “fair” is subjective and public policy often does not align with what may be seen as fair by divorcing spouses. Younger couples who have similar incomes may view alimony diff...
