Divorce can leave you feeling spent— both emotionally and financially. Typically, married couples co-mingle their money, assets, and investments. For many, the process of unwinding that financial bond can become complicated and painful. Disagreements about money are one of the most common reasons why couples split, which is why you want to make sure…
When a marriage has reached a breaking point, separation is an option for couples who want to try and work out important issues before opting for the finality of divorce. For some couples, a separation can be beneficial by giving spouses the space they need to try and fix problems in their relationship. Separation…
During a divorce, you will face many decisions that may affect your financial security. During the process, it’s easy to get distracted by emotions of a major life transition and pay less attention to your finances. This can lead to unnecessary hardships in the future. One of the first steps to help you make…
by Debra Schoenberg If you are beginning the process of getting a divorce, it’s important to review and revise your estate plan to make sure it is updated before the process is complete. Many people think of an estate plan as a will or something that you will only need when you pass away,…
By Debra Schoenberg Parents engaged in a high-conflict divorce and custody dispute likely have concerns about the psychological well-being of their children during this emotionally difficult time. According to advocates for child welfare, about one in two marriages in the U.S end in divorce, affecting more than a million children per year. About 10%…
Managing your finances after a divorce can sometimes feel like a herculean task, especially if only one spouse provided the financial support of the family. Even worse, if the divorce was not amicable, disputes over alimony, child support payments, and property division may arise. Recent studies suggest that divorced women struggle to manage their finances…
Schoenberg Family Law Group, P.C., recognizes that family law matters involve complex, sensitive issues that can have a lasting impact on you, your family, your finances and your future.
