On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Mar 30, 2018 | High Asset Divorce
When parents with significant means choose to divorce, this holds the potential to cause great strain on the children in the marriage. Often, this is because high-asset divorces are rarely simple, meaning that the matter may drag out much longer than it might between...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Mar 23, 2018 | Prenuptial Agreements
Over the last several decades, courts have begun to expand support for postnuptial agreements, strengthening the legal protections a couple may enjoy if their circumstances change significantly after they are already married. Prenuptial agreements still offer several...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Mar 18, 2018 | Alimony
Spousal support may vary significantly from case to case, depending on the specifics of each spouse’s circumstances, both individually and as a couple. In Florida, courts may consider a variety of factors before awarding support, beyond considering other aspects...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Mar 16, 2018 | Blog
You may be noticing your friends and acquaintances going through tough times in their marriages. Perhaps you have consoled more than one family member during a difficult divorce, and you are beginning to realize that few marriages are impenetrable. You may regret now...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Mar 9, 2018 | High Asset Divorce
Uncontested divorce can provide much needed relief to those who need to end a marriage but hope to minimize the complications of the process and get the matter resolved as quickly as possible. While many couples do technically qualify for uncontested divorce, it does...
On behalf of Rubinstein & Holz | Mar 2, 2018 | Alimony
For years, alimony negotiations relied on two important tax provisions to provide balance and boundaries to the process. Now, under the tax cut bill recently passed in congress, these balancing measures are no longer available.These changes could significantly alter...
