On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Apr 26, 2017 | High Asset Divorce
Determining whether an asset is actually a marital asset is sometimes a complicated matter — just ask a Florida couple who spent seven years arguing in court over several real estate properties. In the case of the couple, they had even taken precautions to avoid...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Apr 21, 2017 | High Asset Divorce
Many high-asset divorces are complicated, but few are as difficult to navigate as those that involve a business that may be considered marital property. If you are facing a divorce and have concerns about how to protect your business in the settlement negotiations,...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Apr 17, 2017 | Prenuptial Agreements
There are many reasons to consider a prenuptial agreement, but if anyone should absolutely not enter into marriage without legal protection, it’s a business owner. Depending on a number of factors, your business may be treated as a standard marital asset in the...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Apr 15, 2017 | Blog
No two marriages are the same. Most Florida couples wed assuming their unions will last their lifetimes. Studies show, however, many will end in divorce. The decision to divorce often leads to complicated challenges regarding issues including, but not limited to,...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Apr 7, 2017 | High Asset Divorce
When couples with significant assets divorce, it must be handled very carefully. The greater marital assets are within a marriage the greater the potential conflicts, which can lead to expensive, protracted legal warfare between spouses. Just such a legal disaster...
