Monthly Archives: October 2024
How New Evidence Affects Family Law Appeals: Can You Introduce New Information?
Family law disputes can be emotional and complicated, covering a wide range of issues such as child custody, alimony, property division, and more. Once a trial court makes its ruling, either party may feel dissatisfied with the decision. If you believe the court made a legal error, you may decide to file an appeal…. Read More »
Grounds for Appealing a Family Court Decision: What Constitutes a Legal Error?
When a family court issues a ruling, such as a decision regarding child custody, alimony, or the division of marital assets, the outcome is binding—at least initially. However, not all family court decisions are final. If you believe the judge made a significant mistake or failed to properly apply the law, you may have… Read More »
Dividing Private Foundations and Charitable Donations in Divorce: Control, Tax Implications, and Impact on Charitable Commitments
Divorces involving high-net-worth individuals often present complex financial and legal issues, and when private foundations or significant charitable donations are involved, the stakes are even higher. Philanthropy can be deeply intertwined with a couple’s financial planning, legacy-building, and personal values, making the division of private foundations and charitable donations in divorce proceedings especially delicate…. Read More »
Dividing Cryptocurrency in Divorce: Navigating the Complexities of Digital Assets
As digital currencies like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and other cryptocurrencies become more mainstream, they increasingly find their way into divorce proceedings. Cryptocurrencies represent a unique challenge when it comes to property division due to their decentralized nature, volatility, and sometimes anonymous ownership. Dividing cryptocurrency in divorce requires special attention to valuation, tracking, and tax implications…. Read More »