High-Asset Divorce

In recent years, it is increasingly common to see one parent stay at home with the children, at least until they reach school age. This is often out of necessity rather than desire. Many couples cannot afford to have one parent stay at home, but with the high cost of...

Divorce always causes stress for every couple going through it, no matter how amiable they may remain. This holds especially true for financial matters. Couples with a lot of assets or complex assets will often find themselves in the grip of stress. So how can they...

Couples with fewer assets and more simple marital assets can often quickly resolve divorce issues. For those with more complex assets, there can be complications that arise. For this reason, a high-asset divorce may run into issues that require more time and attention...

As marital assets increase in value, their diversity also tends to increase. Couples might have a range of securities, collectibles, real estate and business interests in addition to the more typical family home and shared bank account. One common example is the stock...

If you want to end your marriage as someone with a high net worth, it is especially important to prioritize the financial facets of the divorce process. Aside from property division, you could have to take a careful look at child support if you have kids. Whether you...

Many people in New Jersey who were once married do not realize that they may be able to collect Social Security retirement benefits using the work records of their former partners. If you made sacrifices during your career so that your one-time spouse could further...

As with any divorce, the topic of money can be a stressful one where neither party knows how to approach it. This is also true for high-asset divorces, which can make you both even more hesitant to talk about your income or assets during this process. Learning how to...