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When a marriage ends, some assets might be easier to divide than others. Dividing a retirement account often comes down to numbers on a page. But a Basquiat, a vintage Patek Philippe, or a wine collection rarely feels that simple. These items may carry both financial...
Owning a vacation home, rental property, or commercial real estate can make divorce more complicated. These high-value assets often carry both financial and emotional weight. You may find yourself weighing how to keep a beloved vacation home while making sure both...
Divorce often involves dividing property, and retirement accounts can be one of the most complex pieces. Unlike dividing household items or savings accounts, retirement funds come with rules, regulations, and long-term implications. In Ohio, the process requires a...
Divorces involving business owners and/or high-value assets often require more than just legal guidance—they may demand a specialized form of financial support as well. In these complex cases, a forensic accountant can play a consequential role in the process of...
Some spouses only acquire a small amount of property during their marriages. They may face a relatively fast and simple asset division process. For others, there may be numerous potential sources of conflict that may complicate property division proceedings. The more...
The consequences of divorce can potentially be more far-reaching for some people than for others. Those who rely on certain types of marital property for their comfort and stability may be particularly vulnerable. Spouses who own small businesses or professional...
Those in executive positions often have very demanding and stressful jobs. They may put in well more than 40 hours per week and have responsibility for decisions that can affect other people's livelihoods. The stress and responsibility of an executive position command...
The process of separating households during a divorce requires many complicated financial conversations. Spouses have to decide what should happen with their property. They also have to make decisions about their debts as well. Financial obligations are an important...
Determining the value of shared business interests is a critical and often complex process that occurs during the property division process. It establishes a fair market value for the business to bolster the chance of an equitable distribution of assets between the...
An Ohio divorce requires that spouses make some very challenging decisions. Oftentimes, they will need to negotiate with one another to settle property division matters. Separating financial resources can often be the biggest source of conflict in an Ohio divorce....