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When personal and professional success intersects with marriage, planning ahead can protect hard-earned assets and minimize future disputes. One increasingly common tool for doing so is the post-nuptial agreement. But what exactly is a post-nuptial agreement, when will it be enforced, and when might a court set it aside? Here, we break down everything successful individuals should understand before proposing, signing, or relying on a post-nuptial agreement.

Divorce rates have been steadily climbing for years, but few trends are as stark as the rise in "gray divorce" - couples over 50 calling it quits. As people live longer and women gain financial independence, the stigma, and barriers to splitting up later in life are disappearing. Learn more here: Navigating Gray Divorces: Understanding Your Unique Challenges and Goals.

When you work hard to create a business over many years, the last thing on your mind should be how to ensure its longevity should your marriage end. But you need to consider it. Whether you’ve been married for many years or you’ve just popped the question, the thought of losing half of everything you have built in the event your marriage ends in divorce can be scary. Read on for more.

As a high-income professional or business owner, you've worked diligently to build your wealth and secure your future. In the complex world of finance and law, two particular types of agreements can offer considerable protection for your assets: prenuptial (and postnuptial) agreements and LLC Operating Agreements. Read on for more.

Learn how to navigate high-net worth divorce settlements & protect your wealth. Explore strategies & tips with The Glennon Law Firm, P.C.

Divorces are never easy, and the process can become even more complicated when there are business interests involved. If you're a business owner going through a divorce in New York, you may be wondering, among other things, whether your business partner can be deposed as part of the proceedings. Read on for more.

As our society evolves and the concept of marriage shifts, an increasing number of couples aged 50 and older are choosing to divorce. This growing trend, known as "gray divorce," presents unique challenges and concerns that differ from those experienced by younger couples. Read on for more.