Divorce is difficult. If you are going through a complex, high-asset divorce, things can be even more difficult in some ways. If you just at the beginning of the divorce process, you may be wondering what you can expect from the divorce process and how it differs from...
High Asset Divorce
How can I recognize if my spouse is considering a divorce?
For many people in Tennessee whose marriage is near its end and they are planning a divorce, it is a mutual situation. They have been having problems getting along and other obstacles have come up making the marriage difficult to maintain. That could be infidelity,...
The importance of post-divorce holiday traditions
Few times of the year bring back the trauma of divorce, as does the first holiday following the finalization of marital dissolution. A likely unwanted new normal seeps into celebrations, resulting in a range of emotions as a different dynamic begins. New traditions...
5 mistakes to avoid in a high-asset divorce
Divorces in any family situation will lead to conflict and involve some degree of financial risk. High-asset families often have much more complex divorce proceedings because they have more property to discuss and a different standard of living that they have come to...
Complex, high-asset divorces may need forensic accountants
Many divorces are simple and straightforward. Some may only need the quick review of an attorney, rather than full litigation. However, for high-asset divorces between high-net-worth couples, divorce is rarely simple. Complexity is the hallmark of Murfreesboro,...
Rehabilitative alimony aims to ensure financial stability
Money issues are at the root of many divorces, and issues regarding finances do not always end when the divorce decree is signed. As much as we want to move forward in our new post-divorce lives, if you earn more than your ex, you may be required to pay rehabilitative...
Are my pension benefits separate or marital property?
For Tennessee residents who have been fortunate enough to have a good job, accrue significant assets and look forward to a comfortable retirement, their pension is a source of worry in a divorce. While there might be a substantial amount in the pension, they are...
What happens to stock options in a divorce?
Tennessee law dictates that parties divide assets in a divorce in a way that meet standards of fairness. Many assets are relatively simple to divide, such as a joint savings account. If both parties agree to a settlement, the parties will divide and close the account....
Valuing your business’s goodwill during a divorce
Divorce is rarely easy, and property division is one of the most complex aspects of most divorces. Property division becomes even more complicated if you are a business owner. Your business is considered a marital asset, and since you are most likely the one keeping...
Temporary alimony in high-asset divorces
Among the important issues which must be dealt with in any divorce, spousal support can be a source of confusion. Will it be necessary? If so, how much and for how long? When we think of spousal support, we tend to think of its long-term implications. But there’s also...