Comprehensive, Effective
Family Solutions
Divorce untangles the life couples built and shared, but more so during the high-asset kind that often involves multi-million properties accumulated through the years. Some assets, such as collectibles, are more valuable than others, not only in the financial sense...
Any experienced divorce attorney will tell you that every divorce is different, but almost all divorces share one important feature: the valuation of the family home. For wealthier couples, this dispute could involve hundreds of thousands of dollars. The value of the...
Married couples in California generally share their resources and financial obligations. The community property rules in California give both spouses an interest in the income of the other and virtually any assets that they accumulate during the marriage. The longer...
Property division is one of the most complicated aspects of any California divorce and it can be even trickier in a high asset divorce. There is no specific definition of a high asset divorce. It has traditionally been considered a divorce involving at least $1...
California is a community property state, meaning any property acquired during your marriage will be divided equally when you separate. That being said, it is crucial to understand the financial consequences of the divorce, especially regarding your pension. A...
One of the most stressful challenges in a California divorce will be trying to separate your finances from your spouse's. The two of you may own a house and a vehicle together, along with furnishings and many other personal possessions potentially worth thousands of...
Divorce is rarely easy. You may experience significant challenges, including issues when it comes to property division and marital assets. If your spouse is hiding assets, you may not even be aware of it. Not only that, but the court won’t include them in the...
When a married couple divorces, it is almost certain that the subject of property division will come up. And just like child custody and visitation, property division can be a very emotional topic because assets are a reflection of your hard work. Besides, some of...
Some financial questions may not necessarily be easy to solve, but the accounts themselves are at least fairly simple. For example, you and your ex may not agree on the exact amount of money each of you should get out of your bank account, but it is easy to locate...
Real estate is often the most valuable property that married couples share with one another. Both your primary home and any vacation or investment properties will substantially increase your personal wealth. Real property usually comes with major financial obligations...
