Category: Divorce

Determining the value of a business often becomes a pivotal issue in high-asset divorce proceedings; when one or both spouses own a company, the financial implications of dividing marital property can be substantial. Business valuation requires a thorough analysis to achieve an equitable distribution. It must also follow applicable state divorce laws, making the process…

A recent viral Coldplay “Kiss Cam” moment has renewed public attention on infidelity—and how it might impact marriages and divorce proceedings. During a Coldplay concert at Gillette Stadium, Andy Byron, then-CEO of Astronomer, was caught embracing his HR Director, Kristin Cabot, on the Kiss Cam. Both appeared visibly uncomfortable and ducked out of view when they…

Summer should be a fun and enriching time for children, but for divorced parents, it can lead to questions about who is responsible for covering the cost of camps, sports, and other seasonal activities. These expenses often fall outside of regular child support payments, which can result in misunderstandings or disputes. In New Jersey, the…

Gray divorce involves separating spouses who are aged 50 and up. As life expectancy increases, many spouses in long-term marriages are choosing to separate later in life. This type of divorce presents distinct legal and financial concerns that differ from those faced by younger individuals ending a marriage. What Are the Financial Implications of a Gray…

Going through a divorce is one of life’s most personal and emotionally taxing experiences. Choosing the right divorce lawyer to guide you through the process is a critical decision that can influence everything from how efficiently your divorce moves forward to how well your interests are protected. While many people begin this search with a…

A high-asset divorce refers to the dissolution of a marriage involving substantial financial holdings or significant property. These cases often include extensive financial portfolios, real estate, business interests, retirement accounts, and other valuable assets. Determining which assets are subject to division and accurately valuing them is key in resolving these cases. This may involve assessing…