Owning a business before getting married creates a unique set of concerns and complications that a generic prenuptial agreement often fails to address adequately. Without specific language addressing the business itself, its current value, and its future growth, that asset can become entangled in a divorce in ways an owner never actually anticipated at the...
(Plus Some Important “What Ifs” to Understand) After a candlelit dinner at La Grenouille with the love of your life, the two of you stroll across Central Park’s Bow Bridge. Spring is in the air. You’ve been planning this moment for months, and she looks as beautiful as the day you met. You get...
Pre-Nups are not just for the rich and famous. Virtually any couple getting married can benefit from having one. As I detail in this video (click on the above photo), the pre-nuptial agreement can: focus a couple about how they will handle finances and their assets during the marriage; assist with estate planning; and address...
Your New York pre-nup may be a ticking time bomb. Because of last year’s changes to the tax law, a divorce could be much more costly than you bargained for in your prenuptial agreement. The good news is that you still have time to disarm the bomb. Historically, maintenance in New York (alimony everywhere else)...
Eighteen years, eighteen years She got one of yo kids got you for 18 years I know somebody paying child support for one of his kids His baby momma’s car and crib is bigger than his You will see him on TV, Any Given Sunday Win the Superbowl and drive off in a Hyundai She...
Not only are we in the midst of the Spring and Summer wedding season, but we are also in prenuptial season. Prospective brides and grooms are accessing their financial futures, taking stock of their pre-marital assets and the debts and taking stock of their individual and joint economic futures. They are also looking for...
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