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Marcellus shale income may shift from month to month, and those changes may place real pressure on your West Virginia divorce. Your royalties, lease payments and mineral rights may influence key financial choices, especially when several tracts or agreements sit under...
Divorce becomes more complex when a business plays a role, and intellectual property adds another layer of difficulty. Intellectual property, or IP, includes trademarks, copyrights, patents, trade secrets, and even a brand’s reputation. If your business owns valuable...
Divorce may mark the end of one chapter of life, but it is also the start of another. It is a time when emotions can run high, so it is important to protect your financial future through careful planning and decisive actions. If you find yourself in such a situation,...
When going through a divorce in West Virginia, dividing assets can be complicated, especially when it comes to investment properties. Deciding whether to keep an investment property requires careful thought, as it can impact your financial future. Asking yourself the...
If you live in West Virginia, you have two options for ending a marriage: mediation or a contested divorce in court. Each option has its steps, level of court involvement and effect on time, cost and privacy. By learning what each path involves, you can prepare with...
Preparing for a child custody hearing can feel overwhelming, but taking the right steps can make the process smoother. A well-prepared case boosts your chances of a favorable outcome and shows the court your commitment to your child's best interests. Here’s a guide to...
Dividing a business during a divorce can be one of the most complex and emotional parts of the process. In West Virginia, what happens to a business often depends on several things. These include how you classify the company, how you funded it and how much each spouse...
Married couples usually share their income and good fortune with one another. They also tend to take responsibility for one another's financial obligations as well. Married couples who decide to divorce usually have to negotiate terms addressing any income and...
Divorce can be one of the most emotionally challenging things you’ll ever do. For many couples -- especially those who don’t have minor children – the financial aspect of divorce is the most important. That includes not just determining how shared assets and debts...
Investing is a smart decision for many people with disposable income. Married couples thinking about the future often invest as a way to make the most of their income and assets. They can potentially generate streams of passive income. They can increase the value of...