A Michigan appeals court has just ruled that marriage is a "share and share alike" situation until the divorce is final. For one resident, that means that he's obligated to split the proceeds of an $80 million lottery ticket that he bought while living apart from his wife.
Michigan divorce involving Islamic couple sets precedent
A prenuptial agreement is a prenuptial agreement -- even if it goes by a different name.
Don't overlook the value of digital assets in your divorce
Years ago, "dividing up the vinyl records" was a big sign that a relationship was truly over -- and splitting a significant collection of music could spark a serious fight in a divorce.
How to tell if a spouse may be hiding marital property
You never want to think that the person sleeping next to you might also be plotting your financial demise. However, spouses do conceal property from one another for multiple reasons, and it happens more frequently than you may want to believe.
Common issues business owners face in divorce
Divorce proceedings are tricky enough, but when you are self-employed or a business owner, things get trickier. Knowing what common issues might arise while dividing business assets will help you understand the processes to expect and be prepared.
