Divorce proceedings are never easy, but in high-conflict situations, they can become particularly challenging. As seasoned family law attorneys in Rhode Island, we understand the complexities of navigating divorce proceedings in such circumstances. In this article, we aim to provide valuable insights and expert guidance for individuals facing high-conflict divorces in Rhode Island. Understanding High-Conflict…
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…
Starting a new business can be an exciting venture. However, few people consider the consequences divorce can have on business assets. Do you know your rights? Do you know how the court will value your business? This article will help you understand how business assets are distributed during divorce and circumstances that could impact the…
When considering divorce, there is a lot at stake. Many people are overwhelmed by the legal aspects of divorce, so this article will outline some common questions individuals ask during a Rhode Island Divorce. How much does a Rhode Island divorce cost? Wanting to know the cost of divorce is understandable. Unfortunately, the answer differs…
When a marriage ends, the divorcing couple must decide how to divide the marital assets. Unless otherwise outlined in a pre-or post-nuptial agreement, all assets acquired during the marriage are considered marital assets under Rhode Island law. This includes money as well as personal property, stocks, real estate, debt, and business interests. It can even…
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…
It’s not uncommon for unmarried couples to purchase a home together. However, when couples decide to terminate their relationship up and only one party wants to sell the property, it may be necessary to initiate a legal proceeding to resolve the equitable and financial interests in the property. When one party refuses to sell, the…
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…
My client owned several investment properties and more than one business. Each of his properties was highly leveraged and contained questionable amounts of equity, but still threw off considerable income. The value of the businesses was in also dispute but again provided my client with significant cash flow. The wife was a W-2 employee, so…
My client initially presented to me as a severe alcoholic, who had been abusive to his wife and had furthermore diminished the value of the Marital Estate due to his bad behavior and spotty work history. Obviously, at first glance I was quite concerned about my clients credibility and uncertain how I could make certain…
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