The Scenario Suppose spouses are divorcing after more than fifteen years of marriage. One spouse has a professional career; the other reduced paid employment to raise children and manage the household. They disagree about financial need, current earning capacity, and how long a transition back to paid work might take. The length of the marriage...
The Scenario Suppose a Las Vegas entrepreneur and a spouse are divorcing. Their finances include a closely held business, several properties, retirement accounts, and a premarital agreement. One spouse believes the agreement preserves the business as separate property; the other questions its enforceability and claims an interest in value accumulated during the marriage. The useful...
A divorce involving a business, investment property, retirement accounts, or complex compensation often raises questions that a bank balance alone cannot answer. This guide helps you prepare for an initial conversation with a lawyer: the issues to flag, the records to identify, and the questions to ask. For information about the firm’s representation, visit our...
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