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When considering divorce and the division of assets that must inevitably follow, it is important for divorcing couples to remember to account for all trusts that they have established, including those created prior to their marriage. Depending on when it was created and the types of funds and assets that it contains, a trust might completely protect one spouse’s property…
When facing a divorce, many people know that their assets and property are likely to be divided. However, when you have an inheritance to your name, you might be wondering if you will have to share this aspect of your assets as well. Fortunately, inheritances, even those received during marriage, are generally safe from division in a Texas divorce, though…
Property and asset division in a divorce is often highly contested, especially if both spouses have high assets or a divorce is particularly contentious. A temporary restraining order (TRO) in a Texas divorce can sometimes be used to ensure that your spouse is prevented from committing fraud with finances or draining accounts and selling assets to avoid splitting property and…
Protecting your major assets like a business during a divorce can be a complex process, especially if your spouse has been involved with the business throughout your marriage. It takes an experienced Texas complex divorce lawyer to aggressively advocate for your rights and ensure that your desires to keep your business after your divorce are recognized. The Impact of Divorce…
Tax responsibilities are significantly impacted by one’s marital status, and delaying a divorce until the beginning of a new year can provide relief from associated tax challenges. In most cases, even if a couple remains married for just a day in a given year, they still have the option to file taxes jointly as a married couple. Divorce is emotional,…
Some spouses will undoubtedly try to sneak away with more than their fair share, especially in high-asset divorces. If you are trying to unmask him or her, exposing your suspicions can make for a more contentious divorce. In these complex situations, untangling and fairly dividing marital property becomes quite the challenge. To safeguard your rights and financial interests, it is…
Texas divides marital assets based on community property laws. This generally means that any asset or property acquired after your marriage will be divided between you and your spouse during a divorce. However, rules and conditions apply, which can help you protect separate property in a high asset divorce. This article explains what that means and how you may safeguard…
Texas divorces can be challenging at the best of times, but things become exceptionally tricky when high-net-worth couples are involved. One of the main issues in such high-asset divorces is the discovery of hidden assets. Hidden assets are funds and properties that one spouse may try to conceal from the other spouse, their attorneys, or the court, in order to…
Getting a divorce in Texas can be a complex and stressful ordeal, and things become even more complex when it is a high-asset divorce. Division of assets is a common point of contention in a high-asset divorce, especially when it comes to inherited assets. Of course, you should always consult an Austin complex property litigation attorney or an Austin high-asset…
While many Americans have heard about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, less than 25 percent say they know a lot about them. If you are involved in a high-asset divorce and suspect your spouse may hiding assets, cryptocurrencies could be the perfect hiding place if you yourself are not familiar with these assets. With only a small amount of people actually…