Division of Assets

Overcoming Fear and Positional Thinking in Divorce

Posted February 26, 2018 By Sarah J. Zimmerman

“No matter what happens in this divorce, I must stay in the house.” “I will never pay support to my spouse for more than a few years – I’ve… Read More

Dividing Military Retired Pay in Divorce

Posted May 30, 2017 By Emily C. Baker

When a military member and his or her spouse divorce, one important objective is to divide military retirement benefits in a manner which recognizes… Read More

Appellate Victory Preserves Client’s Financial Well-Being

Posted August 11, 2016 By Jonathan M. Dana

A recent success of the Feldesman Tucker appellate team dealt with two important issues in the Family Law arena: (1) that pensions or retirement… Read More

Why an Experienced Divorce Attorney Makes All the Difference

Posted March 22, 2016 By Sarah J. Zimmerman

The process of getting divorced can be extremely challenging. During this difficult life transition, clients rely on the expertise of their divorce… Read More

How High Asset Settlements Can Serve the Interests of Both Divorcing Parties

Posted January 26, 2016 By Sarah J. Zimmerman

If you and your divorcing spouse have significant financial assets, there may be a great deal of uncertainty regarding the future of your financial… Read More

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