As you discovered in the CFL course, financial matters in divorce aren’t always about who you know – they’re often more about what you know. Like in the recent Florida appeals court ruling over Rios v. Quiala, contracts signed during a marriage, especially in regard to property, can be subject to enforcement under a divorce…
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As covered in our CFL course, complicated financial issues in a divorce aren’t always about who you know – they’re more about what you know. When several financial matters come to a head, they can lead to some lengthy litigation. Among the issues in the Illinois appeals case of Re: Marriage of Hamilton, the court…
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Certain family law attorneys and firms truly stand out for their dedication to excellence in handling high-net-worth cases effectively. This month, we recognize Lisa Zeiderman and her firm, Miller, Zeiderman & Wiederkehr, LLP, for distinguishing themselves by obtaining advanced financial training to complement their already impressive legal skills. In the interview below, Lisa comments…
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As covered in our CFL course, judges should use solid proof to reach decisions over payment responsibilities – it’s not about who you know, but what you know. Evidence is crucial in finding how much a spouse can afford to pay for court-imposed costs. In the Florida appellate court case of Troike v. Troike, the…
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To resolve an alimony case fairly, it’s not about who you know, it’s what you know. In our CFL course, you learned that alimony or maintenance calculations and your state laws can influence a spouse’s payment obligations. The Illinois appeals court case of Re Marriage of Kuper is an example of how following the wrong…
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Our CFL Credential teaches you about all facets of financial matters in divorce cases. In the process, you also learn why it’s not who you know, but what you know that wins more clients. Among the topics covered in the course is alimony. When it comes to temporary relief, courts sometimes handle it differently than…
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With our CFL course, it’s not who you know, it’s what you know that helps you resolve financial matters in divorce cases. You can rely on your knowledge to fix or even prevent mistakes. However, nobody’s perfect. Sometimes, an oversight can lead to further litigation. That happened in the recent Texas appeals case of Woodward…
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Our CFL course taught you a lot about disputes involving marital and business partnerships. What happens when former spouses are now business partners, and one of them wants to increase a line of credit to expand the business? The Florida appeals court case of Lapcuic v. Lapciuc tackled that challenge. Case Facts Isaac Lapcuic…
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Our CFL Credential has taught you the ins and outs of settling alimony payments. Like in the recent Maryland appeals court case of Brunk v. Brunk, it’s best to include clear and solid evidence to support alimony requests. In the case, the ex-wife sought rehabilitative alimony while she looked for a new job and addressed…
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As you learned in the CFL course, handling prenuptial agreements after a divorce requires skill and care. You want to make sure you follow proper procedures, ideally, even before a couple ever signs one (if possible), because major disputes can occur if you don’t. That’s what happened in the recent Florida appeals court case of…
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