By David R. Dawson | Published October 30, 2025 | Posted in Divorce | Tagged Tags: bankruptcy, debts, financial |
Which Should Come First: Divorce or Bankruptcy?
A combination of financial woes and marital turmoil can put a couple on the horns of a dilemma. Should they file for divorce and then bankruptcy, or the other way around? Both divorce and bankruptcy have significant impacts on personal finances and future stability, and the order in which these steps are taken can matter. Read More
Read MoreWhy High-Asset Divorces Are More Complicated to Resolve
When substantial wealth is involved, the process of dividing assets in a divorce becomes a matter not just of assigning dollar values, but of untangling a complex web of property, investments and financial instruments. These cases present unique challenges that require both specialized legal knowledge and strategic financial insight to achieve fair and equitable settlements. Read More
Read MoreDealing With the Financial Implications of “Gray Divorce”
In recent years, a growing trend known as “gray divorce” has gained attention, describing the increasing number of separations among individuals aged 50 and older. The divorce rate for this age group has doubled since the 1990s, even as the overall divorce rate has declined or remained steady. Parting ways later in life often stems Read More
Read MoreKey Considerations Involved in High-Net-Worth Divorce
A high-net-worth divorce is one in which the couple’s combined liquid assets are substantial, exceeding $1 million. The spouses often have complex financial portfolios, which may include investments, real estate, retirement accounts and luxury assets like jewelry, fine art or collectibles. These cases may require the input of financial analysts, forensic accountants and appraisers to Read More
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