Couples considering marriage often enter into a prenuptial agreement so that each party understands and agrees in advance on how financial matters will be handled in the event of divorce. The purpose of such agreements is to avoid confusion and misunderstandings regarding property and to make finances as much of a non-issue as possible during […]
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A divorce involving the division of a family business, professional practice or other business interest can be among the most complex and difficult divorces. If you are the party to the marriage who was primarily responsible for building and managing the business, you may be afraid that you will lose control of your business or that it
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The dissolution of a marriage or a post-judgment enforcement matter can become a significant financial undertaking for any party. Although the cost of retaining an attorney may seem high, you should look at it as an investment and have realistic expectations. In other words, you need to look at the big picture and the overall
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The high-profile divorce of billionaire Citadel hedge fund manager Ken Griffin from his wife, Anne Dias Griffin, has sparked much media interest due to the enormous amount of money in the marital estate. His net worth is estimated at $6.5 billion, while hers is set at $50 million. As a side issue of some importance,
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Much like a complex or a substantial business transaction, a high-asset divorce may require an analysis of complex financial issues, including sophisticated valuation issues, tax implications, projections for growth of certain assets, and other complexities. In a contested high-asset divorce case, our law firm works closely with a variety of experts to ensure that all
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Division of stock options in a divorce can be one of the most complicated issues when attempting to fairly divide marital property. While stock options may be based on past job performance, they may also represent compensation for the retention of an employee or anticipated future employment for related services. Stock options granted in anticipation
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