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My Spouse Cleaned Out Our Joint Account Before a Divorce, Can I Get My Money Back?
/0 Comments/in Blog, family law /by Coumanis & York, P.C.In some divorce cases, the end is a slow crawl that is obvious to both parties. In others, one party is blindsided by the other’s announcement that they want to end the marriage. In the second scenario, the spouse who wishes to divorce sometimes adds insult to injury by wiping out the joint bank account […]
Divorce and Your Children’s College Funding
/0 Comments/in Blog, family law /by Coumanis & York, P.C.For many divorcing couples, their children’s college funding is a priority during negotiations. It makes sense—college, even if your children attend public institutions, can be expensive. It’s often prohibitively expensive for children who don’t get parental support. If you’re determined to have your ex-partner pay for all or part of your children’s college education after […]
How to Divorce a Millionaire
/0 Comments/in Blog, family law /by Coumanis & York, P.C.Divorce is stressful, anxiety-inducing, and painful—and that’s in the best-case scenario. When you’re divorcing someone with substantial assets, however, the stakes are even higher. You’re preparing to split from someone who can likely outspend you legally, has more knowledge of their assets than you do, and is determined to protect those assets. When divorcing a […]
Signs Your Spouse May Be Hiding Marital Assets
/0 Comments/in Blog, family law /by Coumanis & York, P.C.One topic that frequently causes disputes is the division of assets in a divorce. In some cases, both parties feel entitled to more than they really deserve. In others, one party is willing to divide assets fairly but the other is not. Asset division is such a touchy topic that some people turn to hiding […]
What Can and Cannot Be Included in a Prenuptial Agreement?
/0 Comments/in Blog, family law /by Coumanis & York, P.C.If a wedding is on your horizon, you may be considering a prenuptial agreement. While many people believe that prenuptial agreements are only necessary for those with massive wealth or assets, a prenup can actually be a helpful tool for couples of all income levels. Although no one plans to divorce when they get married, […]
Is My Spouse Entitled to Half My Business During a Divorce?
/0 Comments/in Blog, family law /by Coumanis & York, P.C.While some divorces are straightforward, easy to negotiate, and fast, others are bound to be more complex. Divorces in which one or both parties have ownership in a business are likely to be fairly challenging as marital property laws in Alabama may give the non-business owner the rights to some business assets. What should you […]
Important Tax Considerations During a Divorce
/0 Comments/in Blog, family law /by Coumanis & York, P.C.When you decide to get divorced, it seems like the tough decisions never stop coming. Unfortunately, this is also true when it comes to your final divorce settlement and taxes. A number of decisions you make regarding your divorce could impact your taxes for better or for worse. Before you agree to finalizing any aspect […]
Taking Control of Your Finances During a Divorce
/0 Comments/in Blog, family law /by Coumanis & York, P.C.Divorce takes a toll on your mental health, your stability, and your finances. Some forget to take care of their finances during a divorce, assuming that there’s no point to it when everything is in free fall. However, this is actually the best time to take control of your finances and use them to prepare […]
Holiday Custody Issues During COVID-19
/0 Comments/in Blog, family law /by Coumanis & York, P.C.In case holiday custody struggles weren’t already hard enough, 2020 brought us COVID-19. COVID-19 has highlighted serious disagreements between co-parents, whether they disagree on the severity of COVID-19, how best to keep their children safe from it, or their role in limiting its spread. At the holidays, when many people gather in multi-family celebrations, the […]
Are Personal Injury Settlements Considered Marital Property in an Alabama Divorce?
/0 Comments/in Blog, personal injury /by Coumanis & York, P.C.Divorce provides more questions than answers. If you or your spouse have received a personal injury settlement during the course of your marriage, you may be wondering if that settlement is divided up in the course of your divorce. The answer, as it is with many divorce-related questions, is it depends. For more personalized advice […]