Deciding what happens to the family home can be one of the most significant financial and personal issues in a Rhode Island divorce. For many couples, the house represents their largest asset, years of accumulated equity, and an important source of financial security. When children are involved, it may also provide stability through familiar schools,…
Divorce is a challenging and emotionally charged process, and when a business is involved, the complexity can multiply exponentially. As Rhode Island family law attorneys, we understand the unique concerns that business owners face when navigating divorce proceedings. It’s crucial to protect your business interests during this challenging time. In this article, we will delve…
No matter your reason for pursuing a divorce, the process is never easy. From dividing assets to determining custody, there is a lot at stake. The complex process of property division can turn from a stressful task to a nightmare when an inheritance is added to the mix. If you are considering divorce and are…
As part of the divorce process, both parties are required to complete a financial disclosure. This ensures both parties have a complete picture regarding finances. The financial disclosure includes details about all assets and compensation, including and Restricted Stock Units (RSU) grants. Before understanding how RSUs are divided in a divorce, let’s review a few…
Rather than divide marital property equally, the State of Rhode Island General Laws require a Judge to divide it equitably. This means fairly and taking into account the good and bad behavior of both parties. Rhode Island generally considers “marital property” as any property—be it income, assets, real estate, or everyday items—that comes into possession…