Dealing with Financial Abuse in a Divorce
Finances are often one of the most contentious parts of any divorce. In many marriages, one spouse handles the money while the other remains in the background. When a relationship breaks down, the spouse who

Finances are often one of the most contentious parts of any divorce. In many marriages, one spouse handles the money while the other remains in the background. When a relationship breaks down, the spouse who
When going through a divorce, dividing assets is often one of the most stressful steps. While splitting bank accounts or real estate seems straightforward, dividing personal property can trigger intense disagreements. Personal property includes items
When an unmarried couple lives together, big questions about legal rights often come up. What happens if you cohabitate for years or decades and then decide to split up? Who gets the house, the savings
If you are getting divorced, one of the most common questions that come up is what is going to happen with the real estate that you own. When you are in a high-conflict divorce, it
Divorce is full of strong feelings. It is easy to hold onto things you do not really need. Sometimes, keeping those things can hurt you later. You can keep your memories anywhere. Because of that, you should think twice before you try to keep the marital home during a split.
Going through a divorce is hard enough. You are dealing with a major change in your life, working with attorneys, and trying to figure out what comes next. When you add a business to the
If you are going through a divorce and own a business, you will likely need a professional business valuation. This is true whether you started the company before your marriage, during your marriage, or if
Divorce for some people is easy. However, that is not the case for most. Divorce is often bitter and stressful. It can be even more of a problem when you and your spouse have a
When you start a divorce, you have many big choices to make. You may worry about child custody, support payments, and marital property division. One of the most common questions people ask is who gets
Below is the transcript of the online Q&A presentation by Family Law Attorney Billie Tarascio and Asset Protection Attorney Paul DeLoughery as they discuss ways of protecting your assets in a community property state, both