It used to be that whenever a couple got married in Atlanta, the wife took the husband's last name. This is not the case in every marriage these days, but it is still common for spouses to share a last name. But when divorce happens, the spouse who changed their name...
High-asset Divorce
5 financial considerations for divorce
On Behalf of Ordway Law Group, LLC | Sep 28, 2020 | High-asset Divorce
Ending a marriage causes stress and grief for most couples. But not allowing those emotions to cloud judgments over the process is vitally important to a person’s future personal, emotional and financial well-being. High-asset couples have the most at stake during a...
What are the tax implications of divorce?
On Behalf of Ordway Law Group, LLC | Sep 2, 2020 | High-asset Divorce
Divorce comes with a variety of tax consequences, which many people fail to consider. During proceedings, matters of property division and spousal support may seem more important. Yet, the decisions you make about these can affect your taxes as well. Acknowledging...
How can you split extra expenses with your ex?
On Behalf of Ordway Law Group, LLC | Jun 2, 2020 | High-asset Divorce
Co-parenting can be great for children but it can also come with financial questions. Regardless of how amicable your divorce is, how do you split up the extra expenses for your children? These expenses are outside of the essential expenses. For instance, say that...
The various ways that divorce can cost you
On Behalf of Ordway Law Group, LLC | Feb 7, 2020 | High-asset Divorce
When you walked down the aisle, you never dreamed that one day you would be facing off in a divorce. But life can be like that sometimes. According to the Census Bureau, almost one out of every two marriages is doomed to end in divorce.Those with higher incomes and...
Is your marriage a casualty of ‘divorce day?’
On Behalf of Ordway Law Group, LLC | Jan 10, 2020 | High-asset Divorce
So, how was your Monday this week? If you are married and you or your spouse didn't file for divorce, you may have dodged a bullet.That's because the first Monday of the new year after the holiday itself has earned itself the moniker "divorce day.'' Why is that, you...
Be mindful of timing with high asset divorces
On Behalf of Ordway Law Group, LLC | Nov 29, 2019 | High-asset Divorce
Couples who have few or no assets can divorce with relative ease. But for couples with significant resources and assets, the divorce process is usually much more complex.It is the latter group who may need to strategize their divorce filing in order to make the most...
How can we divide our assets in the divorce?
On Behalf of Ordway Law Group, LLC | Oct 18, 2019 | High-asset Divorce
With the exception of some custody matters, typically the property settlement portion of a divorce is the most difficult to resolve. If you and your soon-to-be ex are struggling with the division of assets and debts, you are certainly not alone.Couples with little...
How can I best split the spoils of my high-asset divorce?
On Behalf of Ordway Law Group, LLC | Sep 6, 2019 | High-asset Divorce
If you are 50 or older and going through a divorce, chances are good that you and your spouse have acquired significant assets and marital property during your union. If so, the focus of your divorce will be less likely on the custody and visitation schedule with the...
Know how Georgia’s laws affect your high-asset divorce
On Behalf of Ordway Law Group, LLC | May 29, 2019 | High-asset Divorce
Any high-asset divorce has the potential to cause conflict. Both parties have a lot to lose, so it makes sense that they may fight tooth and nail to keep all they can.While going through this kind of divorce, it's important to know how living in Georgia could affect...
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