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Social media posts are admissible as evidence in most states, so review your spouse’s posts, and be very mindful of what you post during your divorce. According to the National Law Review, 81% of lawyers who review social media posts in divorce cases find...

When it finally happens and the Judge says your divorce is final. But wait, you are not done. There are important changes that must be executed to protect your assets and accounts. You must update personal  records and documents after your divorce is...

Generally, property owned prior to the marriage is typically considered separate property.  This includes the funds in your pension or retirement account.  The portion of a retirement account earned during your marriage is considered marital property and...

If you are divorcing a high roller, you need to be aware of your soon to be ex’s gambling losses and gains. Divorcing a winner means that you are entitled to half the winnings. Such a scenario, unfortunately is rare, since gambling is addictive and usually, losses...

One common way to hide money is to overpay a credit card. The goal is to create a situation in which a refund or credit will be issued after the divorce is finalized, making the refund your spouse’s property. Remember to check your spouse’s credit card statements for...