Tag Archives: high-asset divorce
QDROs In Nevada
When a couple divorces in Nevada, all community property should be divided equally, as Nevada is a community property state. This does include instruments like retirement accounts and insurance policies, or at least the portion that was paid in during the marriage. However, such accounts cannot simply be divided by handing a lump sum… Read More »
Tips for a high asset divorce
Ending a marriage is never easy, but a high-asset divorce can bring a unique set of difficulties. If you are preparing for this kind of divorce in Nevada, there are some things you can keep in mind to make the process as smooth as possible. We at Kainen Law Group are committed to not… Read More »
What happens if you hide assets in a divorce?
Whether you are under the impression that any money you made before your marriage is your sole property or you are attempting to rationalize that your spouse has no right to your hard-earned cash, the fact is that the best way to handle a divorce is by reporting all of your assets, even those… Read More »
How to find your spouse’s hidden off-shore account
Even the most generous spouses may not want you to know about some of their assets when it comes to divorce in Nevada. It can be easy for them to justify that it is not your money, that you are not entitled to it, and that you are well-off without it. We at Kainen… Read More »
Can I divide my spouse’s 401(k) during divorce?
If you are going through divorce, you may have many questions about what forms of property and accounts can be divided. One asset that is commonly overlooked in Nevada is a 401(k) account. This savings accrues over your spouse’s work life and you have just as much claim to it as you do your… Read More »
Succeeding financially during and after a divorce
Some people may not realize it, but a divorce can severely impact your finances – both immediately and in the future. The financial complexities of property division, particularly with high-value assets, can be overwhelming and intimidating. With solid planning from the outset, you can work toward successfully managing your finances during and after a… Read More »
Community property in Nevada
Keeping as much of your property as possible is probably one of your priorities if you’re getting a divorce in Nevada. There is also the question of responsibility for debts. Perhaps you feel that your spouse should be more responsible for certain debts incurred during your marriage. Since Nevada is a community property state,… Read More »
Hidden assets and divorce
Nevada spouses might be surprised to hear how many times spouses try to hide assets during a divorce. In fact, at Kainen Law Group, PLLC we have seen cases where spouses engaged in elaborate plans of deception to hide large amounts of income and assets during marriage as well as during the divorce process… Read More »
Why you should treat your divorce like a business deal
The new year always brings a large number of divorce filings. The head of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers says that divorces increase by 20 to 30 percent after the holidays. For many couples, the decision has been a while in the making. However, they didn’t want to ruin the holidays for their… Read More »
Divorces with more assets are more complicated
When a Las Vegas couple owns more money and more assets, their divorce will be much more complicated to navigate. For example, retirement accounts, homes, investments, real estate, art and businesses all need to be financially evaluated carefully to appraise their values and tax liabilities to determine the best way to divvy them up… Read More »