As outlined in our CFL™ course, dissipation occurs when one spouse (without the other’s consent) uses marital funds or property for their own benefit for purposes not connected to the marriage. The central question in the recent Florida appeals case of Welton v. Welton was whether the husband’s withdrawal from an IRA to pay certain…
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As a family law attorney, you know how to fight for your clients’ financial futures. Especially in high-net-worth divorce cases, much is at stake and you want to negotiate a successful outcome for everyone. In the process, do you fully understand your clients’ financial situations to advise them on the best course for their cases? …
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Our CFL course teaches you about the subtle, easy-to-overlook aspects of alimony agreements. Sometimes, like in the New Jersey appeals court case of Landau v. Landau, the issue of cohabitation comes up and leads to conflicts. The ruling resolved the dilemma of whether a prima facie showing of cohabitation is required to change, suspend, or…
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