On behalf of Conlon & McGlynn, LLC | Jun 18, 2020 | Property Division
Your marriage imploded rather suddenly, so your exit from the family home wasn’t exactly a “controlled” event with a lot of planning. You took only the bare essentials with you when you moved out. Now, you’d like to get some of your things. However, your ex is...
On behalf of Conlon & McGlynn, LLC | May 27, 2020 | Property Division
When a couple owns a business, there is a chance that only one of them has a working knowledge of the finances of the business. The other spouse may not be concerned about the specifics as long as the income is there for the house. If you’re the one who isn’t aware of...
On behalf of Conlon & McGlynn, LLC | Apr 16, 2020 | Property Division
While divorce can be an extremely emotional experience, one of the most vital objectives is to receive a fair and equitable share of marital assets. Determining what’s fair can be complicated, especially for high-asset couples. The process can be even trickier when...
On behalf of Conlon & McGlynn, LLC | Apr 2, 2020 | Property Division
The only way to really plan for your future when considering a divorce is to try to determine how the courts will split up your assets and debts. Until you have a reasonable idea of what resources you will have, it’s very difficult to determine how much your...
On behalf of Conlon & McGlynn, LLC | Dec 2, 2019 | Property Division
When we marry someone, we think we know them. We think we know what they will do, and we trust them to do what’s right. Unfortunately, our trust is sometimes misplaced. According to academic studies, about 41% of American adults say they have hidden a financial...
On behalf of Conlon & McGlynn, LLC | Nov 20, 2019 | Prenuptial Agreement, Property Division
When couples are planning to marry, they often have a number of difficult decisions to make. Where should we live? Should we start a family? How will we pay for a wedding? Even though these can be thorny questions to answer, they are essential. The same can be said...
On behalf of Conlon & McGlynn, LLC | Nov 13, 2019 | Property Division
Your business is one of the most important things you own. But when you go through a divorce, your business can be up for division between you and your spouse. This division can financially hurt your company. Depending on how you and your spouse decide to split your...
