Co-parenting after a divorce can be challenging and complicated. Many couples mistakenly believe that all forms of co-parenting are inherently good. According to Psychology Today, children of divorce have an increased likelihood of experiencing anxiety and depression....
A "gray divorce" refers to the separation or divorce of couples who are over the age of 50. As the number of gray divorces in Nevada increases, it is important to consider the impact that these splits can have on older children. Older children, defined as those over...
Divorce brings significant changes to every aspect of your life. Most divorcing spouses understandably fixate on finding solutions to child custody disputes and fairly sharing marital assets and future income. One area often overlooked is how ending a marriage impacts...
When getting a divorce becomes possible, you may understandably focus on the emotional toll, especially if you and your spouse have a long history together. But paying attention to your financial future is crucial – specifically how you will divide property. Nevada is...
Depression is a mental illness that can cause many problems in a person's life. One of the most common issues in Nevada for divorce is depression. How can you know if your partner is depressed? The first step is to learn the signs and symptoms of depression. If you...
Divorce is emotional and can be highly complicated. That’s true when it comes to dividing complex financial assets. Pensions and other retirement accounts are generally considered marital assets in Nevada and are subject to division between spouses. Nevada is a...
Owning a medical practice with a spouse in Nevada can be very rewarding. However, when you decide to divorce, things can get very complicated very quickly. If you are considering a divorce, here are some things to keep in mind. Your medical practice could be a marital...
People often shy away from the topic of prenuptial or premarital agreements because they can seem unromantic, unnecessary and even a little threatening. However, overlooking or deciding against one for these reasons can be an emotional response to a situation...
It is not uncommon for a couple to amass significant assets over the years and decades of a marriage. When they decide to divorce, however, dividing these complex assets can quickly become a challenging undertaking. In all likelihood, the proceedings could require the...
When divorces involve high-value assets and significant sums of money, the stakes of a split are high. Parties often need the help of outside professionals, like forensic accountants. If considerable money or property is involved in your divorce, you may benefit from...
