Divorce is a challenging process for any West Virginia couple. A breakup can affect people for years down the road. The financial security of women can be especially vulnerable after a divorce. Equitable distribution and liquid assets The West Virginia family law...
High-Asset Divorce
How to protect your business in a divorce
Divorces present major problems for couples in West Virginia who also operate a business. Successful business owners commonly want to continue their operation, but in a different ownership structure. This means that proactive steps must be taken in some manner,...
Divorce and your medical practice
West Virginia divorces that involve medical practices as a marital asset will involve challenging the financial representation of the other party, so there is an inherent level of confrontation in the experience. But that's no reason to back down from your entitled...
How is a high-asset divorce different from a typical divorce?
A marriage can end for many reasons. Some divorcing couples in West Virginia feel even more stressed out if they're in a high-asset divorce. This type of divorce happens when one or more parties in a marriage own a significant amount of money or other types of assets....
When is rehabilitative spousal support allowed in WV?
When a West Virginia couple decides to dissolve their marriage, alimony, or financial support for the dependent spouse, is often granted by the family law court to reduce or prevent financial difficulty for one spouse while allowing the breadwinning spouse to keep...
How does executive compensation impact divorce?
Most West Virginia couples going through a divorce won't have to worry about executive compensation. However, anyone dealing with a high-asset divorce should be aware of what executive compensation is and how it will impact them. What is executive compensation?...