While today is still very much a man’s world, more women in Massachusetts and elsewhere are finding success in the business world. This comes at a cost, however. It is believed that successful women are more likely to divorce than women who are not as successful as their husbands. Why is that? A lot of times, it all comes down
When a couple with seemingly significant wealth chooses to end their marriage, post-divorce financial concerns may not be as great as they are for couples in Massachusetts who are considered middle or upper-middle class. The simple truth of the matter is, even high net worth divorce cases are not without their money surprises. Without careful planning, money can quickly disappear.
When ending a marriage, it is easy to spend your time wondering how you got to this point. It is easy to spend your time trying to determine fault or assign blame. It is even normal to do so. When going through the divorce process, though, it’s best for you and other Massachusetts residents in this same position to focus
Few couples in Massachusetts and elsewhere can make it through the marital dissolution process without fighting. Divorce can get particularly nasty when a lot of money and assets are involved. A good example of this is the recent divorce between a member of the Dixie Chicks and her actor husband. According to reports, Dixie Chick Natalie Maines and her husband Adrian Pasdar
Most couples with a high net worth in the state of Massachusetts did not get where they are by letting their money sit in low-yield savings accounts; they invest. What happens to these investments, though, when a couple chooses to end their marriage? Who gets to keep what when the divorce is final? Investments, like all other assets, are subject
Divorce, no matter when, why or how it happens, can be challenging to get through. If significant assets are involved, things may prove even more difficult. There is a lot at stake in a high net worth divorce, so one cannot afford to make mistakes. Before getting started with the process, it may help some Massachusetts couples to think of
Often, when a Massachusetts marriage comes to an end, at least one party within it wants to secure alimony payments from the other to help him or her get by in the absence of the former partner. If you are among those planning to pursue alimony from your former partner, you may have questions about what factors undergo consideration when
In Massachusetts, residents like you who are divorcing your spouse will need to handle splitting your assets, too. The more assets you have, the more complex the potential legal issues related to them may become. We at Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti, LLP, are here to help you work through these possible hurdles. High assets can make already complex situations even more complicated.
You may have been unhappy in your marriage for a long time, but it can be difficult to think about telling your spouse you want a divorce. You may be afraid of his or her potential reaction, or you could still care for your spouse and not want to hurt him or her. Breaking the news can be one of
Most people do not enter into their marriages with the idea that they will eventually get divorced. Still, marriages come to an end all the time, and you may now face this situation yourself. You have likely heard horror stories about the legal process involved with divorce, and some of your close friends or family may even encourage you to
While today is still very much a man’s world, more women in Massachusetts and elsewhere are finding success in the business world. This comes at a cost, however. It is believed that successful women are more likely to divorce than women who are not as successful as their husbands. Why is that? A lot of times, it all comes down
When a couple with seemingly significant wealth chooses to end their marriage, post-divorce financial concerns may not be as great as they are for couples in Massachusetts who are considered middle or upper-middle class. The simple truth of the matter is, even high net worth divorce cases are not without their money surprises. Without careful planning, money can quickly disappear.
When ending a marriage, it is easy to spend your time wondering how you got to this point. It is easy to spend your time trying to determine fault or assign blame. It is even normal to do so. When going through the divorce process, though, it’s best for you and other Massachusetts residents in this same position to focus
Few couples in Massachusetts and elsewhere can make it through the marital dissolution process without fighting. Divorce can get particularly nasty when a lot of money and assets are involved. A good example of this is the recent divorce between a member of the Dixie Chicks and her actor husband. According to reports, Dixie Chick Natalie Maines and her husband Adrian Pasdar
Most couples with a high net worth in the state of Massachusetts did not get where they are by letting their money sit in low-yield savings accounts; they invest. What happens to these investments, though, when a couple chooses to end their marriage? Who gets to keep what when the divorce is final? Investments, like all other assets, are subject
Divorce, no matter when, why or how it happens, can be challenging to get through. If significant assets are involved, things may prove even more difficult. There is a lot at stake in a high net worth divorce, so one cannot afford to make mistakes. Before getting started with the process, it may help some Massachusetts couples to think of
Often, when a Massachusetts marriage comes to an end, at least one party within it wants to secure alimony payments from the other to help him or her get by in the absence of the former partner. If you are among those planning to pursue alimony from your former partner, you may have questions about what factors undergo consideration when
In Massachusetts, residents like you who are divorcing your spouse will need to handle splitting your assets, too. The more assets you have, the more complex the potential legal issues related to them may become. We at Kajko, Weisman & Colasanti, LLP, are here to help you work through these possible hurdles. High assets can make already complex situations even more complicated.
You may have been unhappy in your marriage for a long time, but it can be difficult to think about telling your spouse you want a divorce. You may be afraid of his or her potential reaction, or you could still care for your spouse and not want to hurt him or her. Breaking the news can be one of
Most people do not enter into their marriages with the idea that they will eventually get divorced. Still, marriages come to an end all the time, and you may now face this situation yourself. You have likely heard horror stories about the legal process involved with divorce, and some of your close friends or family may even encourage you to
