On behalf of White & White, Attorneys at Law | Aug 6, 2020 | Divorce, high-asset divorce
The family home is often one of the most contested assets in a divorce. Oftentimes, years of memories are tied to that property, and the thought of never stepping foot in there again can be difficult. The same can often be said of a beloved vacation property or cabin....
On behalf of White & White, Attorneys at Law | Dec 23, 2019 | Divorce, high-asset divorce
When couples divorce in Tennessee, one of the assets they have a hard time dividing up is the marital home. Sometimes even vacation homes can give rise to conflict. Couples have many different options to choose from when it comes to splitting real estate in a divorce....
by White & White, Attorneys at Law | May 31, 2019 | high-asset divorce
If you’re facing a Tennessee divorce, you may discover during the process that it appears as if some of your marital assets have disappeared or at least dissipated. Could your soon-to-be ex-spouse be playing fast and loose with your jointly owned property? In...
by Brandon White | Apr 26, 2019 | high-asset divorce
One thing that some spouses experience as a result of a divorce is bankruptcy. The relationship actually may have teetered on the brink over finances, as it’s reported that 22% of divorces are tied to disagreements over money matters. It may even be couples at...
by Brandon White | Apr 12, 2019 | high-asset divorce
Dividing the fruits of a marriage in a divorce is typically a messy process, although it doesn’t have to be. The damage can be mitigated by having a valid prenuptial agreement in place. Even without one, however, couples can still navigate these shoals with...
by Brandon White | Mar 15, 2019 | high-asset divorce
Some couples stay together for the kids, thinking misguidedly that living with two unhappy parents is better than growing up with divorced parents. But other couples remain in loveless unions because they worry their co-owned business might take too big of a hit in a...
by Brandon White | Mar 8, 2019 | high-asset divorce
People going through divorce often cling to whatever represents security for them. Often, that can be the family home. It’s understandable, especially when there are children involved, to want to minimize the stress and changes for them. Retaining the family...
by Brandon White | Jan 25, 2019 | high-asset divorce
If you are in the middle of a high-asset divorce with your spouse, you may be wishing that you had signed a prenuptial agreement prior to getting hitched. Regardless, now you and your soon-to-be ex will need to negotiate the terms of your property settlement. Those...
by Brandon White | Dec 21, 2018 | high-asset divorce
When divorces unfold, the spouses often get caught up in the emotional aspects of the split and fail to focus on the terms of the property settlement. This can be a major mistake because what you take away from the marriage is what will prepare you for the life ahead....
by Brandon White | Nov 29, 2018 | high-asset divorce
Long-married couples with significant assets have more to lose in a divorce than those who were only married a short while and have few assets or resources. That’s why it is imperative that both parties retain their own Seymour family law attorneys who can fight...
