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Dividing Complex Business Interests Including LLCs and Partnerships in Divorce

December 4, 2025

Imagine a couple who spent years building a small but successful business together. Their LLC has grown steadily, and both spouses have invested time, money, and creativity into its success. When the marriage ends, they assume dividing everything will be simple until they realize that their business and personal finances are deeply intertwined. Valuing the […]

Strategic Estate Planning When Divorce Changes Everything

November 20, 2025

Divorce is more than just the end of a marriage; it’s a big life change that can affect almost every part of your money and finances. While property division and support arrangements often take center stage, estate planning after divorce is just as important. Many people overlook how divorce affects wills, trusts, beneficiary designations, and […]

How Offshore Accounts and Cryptocurrency Complicate Divorce Proceedings

November 6, 2025

Divorce is already an emotionally charged process, but when questions about hidden money surface, things can quickly become more complicated. Some spouses use offshore accounts or cryptocurrency to conceal their wealth, hoping it won’t be considered when dividing property or calculating support. This can leave the other spouse feeling blindsided and powerless. The truth is, […]

Recognizing Signs of Financial Misconduct in Divorce

October 16, 2025

Divorce is stressful enough without the added worry of your spouse being honest about their financial situation. Unfortunately, not everyone plays fair when it comes to dividing property or calculating support. Some people go to surprising lengths to keep assets hidden or downplay their income. The result? A settlement that leaves one spouse struggling while […]

How Divorce Impacts Business Ownership Going Forward

October 2, 2025

Divorce is already one of life’s toughest transitions, but when a business is part of the equation, the process takes on an entirely new layer of complexity. For many owners, their company is more than just a source of income. It represents long nights, financial risks, and years of effort poured into building something lasting. […]

How to Handle Divorce When You’re the Higher-Earning Spouse

September 18, 2025

Divorce can be overwhelming for anyone, but if you’re the one bringing in most of the income, the stakes feel even higher. You’ve worked hard to build your career, grow your savings, and provide stability for your family. Now that the marriage is ending, everything you’ve built may feel like it’s on the line. It’s […]

What Entrepreneurs Should Know Before Divorcing in Ohio

August 28, 2025

More and more adults are stepping out on their own and choosing to start a business rather than work for someone else. This can give entrepreneurs a real sense of control over their success. When you spend the time and effort to build your business, you will do anything you can to protect it. If […]

Divorce Over 50: Key Issues in “Gray Divorce”

August 14, 2025

Divorce is never an easy decision, even when it’s the right one. The decision to end your marriage isn’t simple. Yet the “gray divorce” rate (divorce for couples over 50) has tripled over the past 30 years. While the reduced stigma surrounding divorce may be one factor, the life changes that come after turning 50 […]

Trust Funds and Divorce: What Beneficiaries Should Watch For

July 25, 2025

Divorce is already complicated. For individuals who are beneficiaries of a trust, especially in high-asset divorces, important issues often come up when it’s time to divide property. Many people assume that because a trust was set up long before the marriage, it’s automatically protected. Others may believe that if they never touched the principal, it’s […]

Should You and Your Spouse Use the Same Divorce Lawyer?

June 30, 2025

Filing for divorce is stressful. Not only are you splitting your assets, but the process itself has a cost, and retaining an attorney can be financially daunting. Your spouse or a well-meaning friend may suggest that you share an attorney instead of each retaining your own representation, claiming that it will save you money as […]