High asset divorces can be exceedingly difficult to navigate. Due to the nature of these unfortunate disputes, it is not uncommon for a high asset divorce to become very ugly and be drawn out over months or years. Discovery is the process in which attorneys for both...
High Asset Divorce
How to handle a High Asset Divorce
No one ever imagines when they are planning their wedding that they will be divorced down the line. Dissolving a marriage is an extremely painful, arduous, and taxing experience on every one involved. When the couple that is divorcing is a high-profile couple, has a...
Is your divorce decree unfair? You may be able to modify it
When you are in the middle of a divorce, it may feel like you are holding your breath just waiting for it to end. However, many people receive their final divorce decree and find that the terms of the divorce are grossly unfair. Likewise, it is possible that your...
Divorce 101: Saving the business
Things were great in the beginning. You and your wife met in college at the business school mixer your junior year. You each finished your accounting degrees, spent endless nights studying for the CPA exam while working ridiculous hours during tax season, and finally...
Finding hidden assets in a divorce
Divorce is a difficult time, regardless of the wealth of the couple divorcing. However, high asset divorces differ in a variety of ways. First, wealthy couples typically have complex and diverse financial holdings, making it difficult to take an accurate tally. On top...
Nick Cannon and Mariah Carey finalize divorce
Let's face it ? the phrase "amicable divorce" is, more often than not, an oxymoron. Yes, there are rare cases when a couple "consciously uncouples," everything goes smoothly and neither side harbors any hurt or ill feelings. In most cases, though, divorce is a tough,...
High-asset divorce: yes, it’s different
We noted in our immediately preceding blog post that, where family law is concerned in Rhode Island or elsewhere, "the terrain is singularly wide." That is, a dominant focal point in one given case might spotlight custody and visitation concerns, whereas another...

