Most people spin conflict so that they are the victor or the victim. Here’s why it’s important to keep that instinct in check. The legal community focuses heavily on the topic of domestic violence with continuing legal education seminars and pro bono clinics. There is even a specialized court called the IDV court (integrated domestic […]
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Most people are prepared to undergo intense scrutiny and background checks when entering into a business partnership or for consideration to high-level corporate and finance positions. It’s a common occurrence meant to unearth skeletons and expose red flags in your life. The business partners or corporation want to know how your problems may become their […]
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In marriage, title doesn’t matter. Titles to houses, cars, accounts and businesses can all get overridden by the statute and court system in a divorce. I often do consultations where people say things like, “I’m married, but we keep everything separate.” They operate under the assumption that, because each party has assets in their own […]
Victimhood Has Currency
/in Collaborative Divorce, Divorce Agreements, Divorce Finance, Financial Planning/by Cheryl SteinMost people spin conflict so that they are the victor or the victim. Here’s why it’s important to keep that instinct in check. The legal community focuses heavily on the topic of domestic violence with continuing legal education seminars and pro bono clinics. There is even a specialized court called the IDV court (integrated domestic […]
Protecting Your Business Partners from Your Marital Fallout
/in Divorce Agreements, Divorce Finance, Financial Planning, Separation Agreements/by Cheryl SteinMost people are prepared to undergo intense scrutiny and background checks when entering into a business partnership or for consideration to high-level corporate and finance positions. It’s a common occurrence meant to unearth skeletons and expose red flags in your life. The business partners or corporation want to know how your problems may become their […]
Title Doesn’t Matter
/in Divorce Agreements, Divorce Finance, Financial Planning/by Cheryl SteinIn marriage, title doesn’t matter. Titles to houses, cars, accounts and businesses can all get overridden by the statute and court system in a divorce. I often do consultations where people say things like, “I’m married, but we keep everything separate.” They operate under the assumption that, because each party has assets in their own […]