A business that someone has purchased, started or inherited is potentially their most valuable resource. It could also be a major point of contention if they divorce. Someone who has invested years of their life into creating or running a company does not want that...
Month: May 2024
What if co-parents don’t agree about a teen’s therapy needs?
Puberty, adolescence and high school can be challenging times for families. As young adults strive to establish their own identities separate from their parents, sometimes conflict ensues. Young adults may become rebellious or may develop social anxiety and begin...
3 ways investments can complicate Ohio divorces
Spouses tend to make long-term plans with one another to ensure comfort later in life and achieve their personal goals. Investing is often an important element of a household's financial strategy. Investments allow people to turn income and capital into secondary...
Personal property can have a major impact on complex divorces
Complex divorces that feature more valuable marital estates and higher levels of household income than usual often take a long time to settle. Those with few assets can divide them quickly, but those with more marital property may find that they have more to disagree...