The Urban Legends about Corporate Documents and Divorce
Whether you are the lawyer for a corporate entity, shareholder or member in an entity; the shareholder or member of a company, or you happen to sit on the board
The Urban Legends about Corporate Documents and Divorce
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Your Stock Options May be Considered “Income” For Purposes of Child Support
In the world of startups, the compensation and benefit structure is more unique as compared to other professionals. The younger the startup, the greater likelihood that the base salary will
Grey Divorce: Focus on Your Future; Don’t Obsess Over The Doom and Gloom Headlines
Grey divorce – people over the age of 50 who divorce – is back in the news. Ben Steverman’s headline “Divorce Destroys Finances of Americans Over 50” ominously reports the
Domestic Violence: Not Just a Physical Act
The prospect of filing for divorce can be disconcerting. There are concerns about your future–emotional and financial, and, concerns about your children’s future. If you are a business owner, there
Stop The Delay and File Your Divorce.
You may delay, but time will not, and lost time is never found again. — Benjamin Franklin We are all guilty of procrastination from time to time, whether it be
Things to Know About your Millennial and Adult Child Support
Child support is a frequently litigated issue in family law with an extensive body of law that, on most occasions, provides appropriate guidance for both lawyers and their clients. However,
Telling It To The Judge
Heading to court for many family law litigants is a scary process; a trip many litigants will try and avoid all together during their family law matter. Indeed, courtroom proceedings
New Year, New Laws
As divorce lawyers, we understand that divorce is fundamentally about change and an essential element of our jobs is guiding our clients through that change. New family structure. New bank
Signed, Sealed, and Not Delivered: The Religious “Prenup”
Prior to marriage, many couples believe that, in accordance with religious traditions, they are signing a prenuptial agreement. However, they are likely mistaken. Religious agreements, such as Ketubahs and Mahrs,
Pets in Divorce
Reprinted from the January 9, 2019, Los Angeles Daily Journal, Marlo Van Oorschot’s and Cara Boroda’s article titled “Is the California Family Code going to the dogs?” explores the new