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When dealing with divorce, some spouses want to do everything they can to keep as many assets as possible. This could even extend to someone attempting to hide assets either passively or actively. If that happens, how can you tell? Passive asset hiding Forbes...
Dividing assets in a divorce can be contentious and complex. In Tennessee, the court must divide marital property equitably, which requires a thorough inventory of your assets. Forensic accountants analyze financial documents and transactions to uncover important...
If you and your spouse made it big with a family business, your divorce may seem more complicated than others. Dividing up a marital company involves examining business assets, documentation and determining the financial futures of yourselves and any employees. It is...
If you enjoy getting out of the house and watching your favorite sports team or visiting a theme park, you might have season tickets. While you generally enjoy broad flexibility to use your season tickets, sell them or give them away, you are going to have to address...
Whether you want to secure a mortgage, get a car loan or apply for a credit card, you probably know you need a decent credit score. Still, because credit scores fluctuate frequently for many different reasons, it is advisable to request and review your credit report...
When you remarry after divorce, you should reevaluate your estate plan. Without a plan in place, your new spouse inherits a minimum of one-third of your assets if you have children from a previous marriage. While your new spouse might intend to honor your wishes about...
Relocations are not uncommon occurrences in divorce situations. A parent may need to move away for a number of valid reasons, like proximity to ill or aging family members, or job opportunities. However, parents with custodial children need to take some additional...
During your marriage, you and your spouse have combined resources to build a life together. Now that your marriage is ending, you must divide your property. If you can not reach an agreement on your own or in mediation, the court can divide your assets for you. It is...
A rising number of people across Tennessee and the nation are divorcing later on in life, suggesting that monogamy and long-term marriage is becoming less common. The number of people navigating divorce as older adults has also more than doubled since 1990, raising...
The family business will likely take the spotlight during the property division phase of your divorce. The question is, what will become of the company you and your spouse built together? There are three basic options to consider. 1. Sell the company Putting the...