When dividing property or determining spousal support, parties are often faced with unique issues in cases where a business or complex assets are involved. In this podcast, Ann A Thomson – a Seal Beach family lawyer – discusses these unique issues faced by business owners and high-net-worth individuals during divorce, including: what happens when there are multiple properties that may need to be divided; how spousal support is calculated in a case that involves a business or if a high-wage earner’s income plummets just before divorce; and whether or not a business owner can use their company’s accountant to value a business.

When dividing property or determining spousal support, parties are often faced with unique issues in cases where a business or complex assets are involved. In this podcast, Ann A Thomson – a Seal Beach family lawyer – discusses these unique issues faced by business owners and high-net-worth individuals during divorce, including: what happens when there are multiple properties that may need to be divided; how spousal support is calculated in a case that involves a business or if a high-wage earner’s income plummets just before divorce; and whether or not a business owner can use their company’s accountant to value a business.

Because New Jersey is considered an equitable distribution state, all property and debts acquired during the marriage will be fairly divided during a divorce. To help listeners gain an understanding of equitable distribution, Amy Wechsler – a Warren divorce lawyer – discusses some of the most common concerns men and women have during the property division process, including: who is responsible for credit card debt; what happens to assets that are in one person’s name; how a business and pension is divided; whether or not it’s possible to divorce without dividing assets and debts; and much more.

In a high-asset divorce, there are various complicated issues that may come up as you go through the divorce process. Whether you or your spouse owns a business, has a high net worth, or owns numerous assets, there are steps you can take to protect your financial future. Sonya K. Zeigler, a Toms River divorce lawyer, discusses what you need to know about the divorce process and dividing property when complex assets are involved, including what’s considered separate property and marital property and the pitfalls you need to to watch out for.

Property division is one of the most complex aspects of the divorce process. In this podcast, Seal Beach divorce lawyer Ann A. Thomson helps listeners understand the difference between community property and separate property and how property is divided, including the factors a court considers when dividing property. She also offers advice on what you can do to ensure you get your fair share once the divorce is finalized.

In many divorce cases, one party will be required to pay alimony to the other party. When determining whether someone is eligible for alimony, the type of alimony that must be paid, and the amount that’s to be paid, there are many factors that must be considered. Amy Wechsler, a Warren family lawyer, discusses New Jersey alimony law and some of the most common issues and questions that come up when alimony is being determined.

When divorce occurs in a military family, there are laws and potential issues that both divorcing parties must keep in mind. Whether you are the military service member or your spouse is, questions such as where to file for divorce, how child custody and visitation works, and what happens to the military benefits will surely come up. In this podcast, Tampa Bay divorce lawyer Ginger L. Dugan answers some of the most frequently asked questions about divorce when one or both spouses are in the military.

Whether parents have equal parenting rights or one parent is considered the primary parent, most divorcing and divorced parents will experience issues related to child custody, child support, and parenting time. In this podcast, DuPage County divorce lawyer Chuck Roberts discusses some of the common issues regarding child custody and parental rights and responsibilities in Illinois, including: whether a custody order from another state is enforceable; how a parent can protect their child from an abusive ex; how to increase your chances of being awarded primary parenting rights; the age a child can decide which parent they want to live with; and much more.