Blog Posts in 2020

Co-Parenting with Your Ex-Spouse

Co-parenting after a divorce can be a major obstacle for divorced spouses who may have a lot of unresolved issues, resentments, and grievances against each other. However, you still want what is best for your children, so it is crucial to learn how to set these issues aside, so you can raise them as a team and provide a healthy and stable environment for them. Your divorce was likely a difficult ...

Can I Reduce My Alimony Payments?

When a couple gets divorced, it is common for the more well-off party to pay alimony, also known as spousal support, to help the other party maintain the standard of living they had during the marriage. Of course, our financial circumstances are never permanent and anything can change, warranting a modification of your alimony payments. If your situation changed substantially, you can petition the ...

5 Common Mistakes to Avoid in a High Net Worth Divorce

Divorce is difficult for anyone, but especially so for high net worth individuals and couples. High net worth divorces often require closer attention and more strenuous work to resolve disputes involving property and debt division, child support, and alimony. With so much at stake, you cannot afford to give any less than your all to the divorce process. It can be a painstaking, emotional, and ...

Surviving Valentine's Day After a Divorce

For happy couples, February 14 th is a day to celebrate love, romance, and each other. If you’re recently divorced, however, Valentine’s Day can be an unwelcome reminder of your past relationship. If you’re struggling to cope with your first (or subsequent) Valentine’s Day after your split, you’re not alone. It’s normal to feel bitter, resentful, sad, or lonely on this wintery Hallmark holiday if ...