You can rely on us to protect the assets you have worked hard to accumulate. We have the trail expertise to to fight for you in court if that is in your best interest.
* Businesses and Professional Practices
* Stock Options and Portfolios
* Deferred Compensation Plans
* Retirement Plans, 401(k)s and IRA’s
We have the experience to work with complex property divisions and will work closely with the necessary financial consultants and valuation experts. We can also assist you with with paying or receiving spousal support (alimony). When one party in a divorce is a homemaker or a spouse who does not work, the issue of spousal support becomes more complex. The court is more likely to grant spousal support in these cases, but will it be fair to both parties?
For couples with a high net worth, it’s important to consider the tax implications. We can help you to determine whether spousal support or contractual alimony is the better option for you.
When a child support agreement or order is made at the time of the divorce, there is an assumption that child support will need to be adjusted or modified in the future as the child gets order and situations change. The different needs and certain circumstances of the child, especially are going to pursue a post-secondary education, may require that the child support orders will need to be adjusted.
Our law firm is experienced in negotiating in working through the process of child support modification and adjustments. The circumstances that can change a need for child support may include...
* The changing age of the child
* Changes in Residential schedule
* Changes in the income of one or both parties
* The child desires to receive post-secondary education