A divorce can be stressful even under the best circumstances for Las Vegas couples. But those that involve multiple assets worth large amounts of money can be challenging as well. Recently, Bill and Melinda Gates made headlines when they announced that they were...
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Common hidden assets in a divorce
High-net-worth divorces in Nevada often involve complex property division issues. In some cases, a spouse will try to hide assets to keep the other spouse from getting their fair share of the marital assets in the divorce. Understanding the most common types of assets...
What you should know about retirement and divorce
If you have a retirement account, there is a chance that it could be divided in a Nevada divorce settlement. This is because the asset is generally considered to be owned jointly with your spouse even if your name is the only one on the account. Let's take a look at...
Will dating hurt my divorce case?
There is no Nevada state law prohibiting you from dating before your divorce is finalized. However, it is generally a good idea to refrain from pursuing new relationships until after your current marriage comes to an official end. This may be especially true if you...
How Do Hidden Assets Affect Property Division?
When you and your spouse decided to divorce, you might have assumed you would both treat the process with honesty and transparency. Your spouse, though, may be playing hardball and is trying to win your divorce by all possible means. You may suspect that they are...
The potential benefits of divorce mediation
No divorce is the same. While all divorces are initiated because at least one spouse is dissatisfied with their marriage, the process of divorce and the emotions involved can vary greatly. While it is possible to go through an amicable divorce that brings about...
4 child-related matters to mediate with your soon-to-be ex-spouse
Now that you have decided to divorce your spouse, your children and their future are likely your primary concerns. Leaving all child-related matters to a judge may not be a good idea, though. After all, you may have little control over what a judge decides is best for...
Women face unique issues in later-in-life divorce
If you and your spouse are facing divorce after decades of marriage, you no doubt wonder how well you will manage on your own.A later-in-life divorce brings unique challenges you would not have faced at a younger age. Why it happensDivorce among seniors has become...
Mediation, a parenting plan and your child’s future
Divorce is hard on children, especially when it takes place in a public courtroom where the judge makes decisions that will affect every member of the family. On the other hand, mediation puts parents rather than a judge in control of creating a workable parenting...
Your business will take center stage in the divorce process
For many divorcing couples, the family home is the number one asset in terms of property division. However, if you are a business owner, your company will likely take that spot.Here are three basic options to consider in determining the fate of your business. 1....