In our previous blog post, we discussed how you should be wary if your ex claims a sudden decrease in business income when you file for a divorce. This is only one clue that you should look at if you think something is amiss with your ex’s finances. We can help you to evaluate every aspect of the case so that we can help you to fight for the divorce settlement that you deserve.
In high-asset divorces, one party sometimes thinks they can hide things from the other party. This is always a bad idea, especially when you think about the electronic trail that is left behind when you do any sort of financial transaction.
We know that you have a lot at stake with your divorce. Whether you were the person who filed or not, you have the right to make an attempt to get a settlement that puts you on the best footing possible for your new life.
As you move through the process, you have to think clearly about what is best for you. It is easy to think that you don’t want to part with anything; however, that might lead to you facing financial troubles down the road. You have to remember that you will be solely responsible for paying your own way. This means that you might have to tone down what you do for a while.
On top of the property division aspect of the divorce, you also have to think about child custody and financial support matters. All of these must be settled before your divorce is finalized.
