Money can't buy happiness -- nor can it buy an ideal marriage. No matter what your income bracket, you may find yourself one day wondering how your marriage ultimately went off the rails.
Planning for a high-asset divorce
For most of human history, marriage was as much a business contract as anything else -- and even modern-day laws reflect that idea. The marriage contract embodies a couple's financial and legal responsibilities toward each other in much the same way that any business partnership would.
How to maintain your privacy during your divorce
Separating your life from your spouse during and after a divorce can be difficult. Aside from the financial entanglements you have, you may also share some social ties that aren't easily divided or broken.
Money mistakes you want to avoid in a divorce
Ending a marriage can be hard, no matter what your age or your income bracket. However, the higher your income and the greater your assets, the larger the potential errors you can make.
5 things to remember as your prepare for divorce
No matter how much you might hope otherwise, divorce is sometimes inevitable. The longer you've been married, however, the harder it can be to suddenly find yourself responsible for your own finances.
For the wealthy, this may be a good time to divorce
If you're like a lot of people considering divorce, you may be delaying a final decision for any number of reasons. Maybe you still aren't sure the marriage is over. Perhaps you hate the thought of disrupting your life with all the upheaval that comes with divorce.
Cryptocurrency may be a factor in a high asset divorce
What is cryptocurrency? According to Investopedia, cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin is digital money that relies on cryptography for security.
Wealthy Texas Spurs owners at center of high asset divorce
It is safe to say that most Texas couples getting divorced are not millionaires. Even high asset divorces in the state do not typically involve such great wealth. However, this divorce case highlights some of the property issues that arise when couples who share valuable assets decide to call it quits.
