On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Feb 24, 2017 | High Asset Divorce
Divorce, when approached poorly, can be dehumanizing and draining for everyone involved, leaving both spouses deflated and in financial ruins. Sure, it’s a worst-case scenario, but it does happen. However, it truly does not have to be that way. Take for example...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Feb 20, 2017 | High Asset Divorce
One of the most contentious parts of a divorce is the division of assets. This can be particularly true when there is a lot of money and property on the line. In these high-asset divorces, a comprehensive and accurate accounting of assets will be crucial in ensuring...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Feb 17, 2017 | Prenuptial Agreements
Protecting your business in a divorce is never a simple matter. In the eyes of the law, a marriage is as much a business relationship itself as a personal one, and can make any further business ventures quite complicated when it comes time to split. Of course, the...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Feb 10, 2017 | Child Support
In an article written by its Editorial Board, the Sun Sentinel came out with a strongly worded critique of Governor Rick Scott’s proposed budget for the upcoming fiscal year. The Board was particularly upset that the budget called for $83.5 million in spending...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Feb 10, 2017 | Good Fortune Child Support
If you are facing divorce with a child in the equation, you may find yourself at odds with your former spouse on nearly every front. While many parents are able to work together to create a fair parenting and child support plan for the future, some parents act out in...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Feb 3, 2017 | Good Fortune Child Support
When it comes to calculating child support, especially for high earners, one of the most common issues that comes up is “yes — but should child support really pay for that?” While it can be a tough pill to swallow for those writing the checks, the...
