A divorce involving a company can feel like two cases at once. You need to address the end of the marriage, but you may also need to explain how the business makes money, what it owns and what drives its value. For business owners, physicians with practice interests,...
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High-Asset Divorce
How spousal support is decided in high-asset divorces
Managing a high-asset divorce in Ohio calls for a strategic approach to financial planning, especially when it comes to the crucial role of spousal support. In situations involving significant wealth, a well-structured arrangement can provide meaningful benefits for...
Uncovering financial deception in divorce: Finding hidden assets
High-asset divorces in Dublin, Ohio, often involve business income, real estate and complex pay packages. If a spouse hides income, delays bonuses or moves money through multiple accounts, it can affect the final division of property and support. If you do not spot...
What helps protect business interests during a contested divorce?
A contested divorce in Ohio can be complicated, especially when one or both spouses have business interests to protect. Businesses often hold significant value, making them a key concern during divorce proceedings. Protecting these assets requires a well-thought-out...
What are the risks of buying a house together before marriage?
Buying a home together before marriage can feel like a big step toward building a future. However, when you purchase property as an unmarried couple in Ohio, the law treats ownership differently than it would for married spouses. Understanding these differences can...
How are valuable collections divided during an Ohio divorce?
High-asset divorces often involve more than splitting bank accounts and real estate. When couples own valuable collections—such as art, antiques, jewelry, or rare memorabilia—dividing them can become complicated. Ohio law requires fair division, but determining what...
How does Ohio treat retirement accounts in a high-asset divorce?
Dividing retirement accounts often presents a significant challenge during a high-asset divorce. In Ohio, retirement accounts that accumulate during the marriage are considered marital property. As such, Ohio law requires that both spouses share these assets....
Common causes of child support disputes in high-asset divorces
Child support disputes can be a contentious issue in any divorce, but they can become even more complex in high-asset divorces. A high-asset divorce involves significant financial assets, and disputes can be more intense since child support is based on the parents'...
How to protect your international properties and investments
Divorce presents unique challenges, especially for couples with international properties and investments. Wealthy individuals must take strategic steps to protect their assets in other countries. Here are four practical ways to safeguard your global wealth during a...
What if you discover that your ex hid assets after your divorce proceedings?
Divorce proceedings require both parties to disclose all their assets for fair property division. Sometimes, one spouse might hide assets that surface only after the divorce reaches its conclusion. This situation can leave you wondering about your next steps in Ohio....