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On behalf of Kaspar & Lugay LLP posted in Divorce on Friday, February 9, 2018. A previous post on this blog discussed how Corte Madera, California, parents can talk to their kids about an impending divorce or a legal separation or, for that matter, a proceeding that has just started. How a parent handles these … Read More
In a previous post, we discussed a couple of points about divorcing during a down or unstable market. The U.S. stock market continues to be a daily surprise — sometimes shock — to investors and businesses across the country. While there’s never a promise of financial gains in the stock market, there are times, such … Read More
The recent COVID-19 pandemic has already disrupted many aspects of life already. When anxiety is high about potential health concerns and people are forced to stay in close quarters, problems can arise. China has observed a spike in divorce filings since the outbreak due to self-isolation. Similar problems may occur in the United States due … Read More
Spending time together can be one of the best parts of a good marriage. Unfortunately, if a relationship is doing poorly, spending too much time together can actually make things work. That’s what many people in Japan and China have found over the course of the COVID-19 lockdowns. One Shanghai lawyer reported that he’d seen … Read More
On June 4th, 2020, the original American Idol Kelly Clarkson filed for divorce from her husband, Brandon Blackstock. Clarkson, whose net worth is around $45 million, and Blackstock, valued at $5 million, had three homes between them at the start of the year. While the details of the divorce have yet to be finalized, the … Read More
Sorting out finances during a divorce always takes time and effort. The coronavirus pandemic has only made it more complex. A combination of the relatively new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) and the pandemic’s CARES Act has led to unique situations for those getting divorced in 2019 and 2020. If you have questions about … Read More
Many lawyers refer to the first working Monday in January as “Divorce Day,” and for a good reason. The whole month of January is often reported as the busiest month for divorces, and the first Monday is when people can make the call to an attorney and get their separation started. For proof, you can … Read More
