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Self-employed or those who are married to self-employed, know that there are many other economic issues which require addressing such as: division of business property, reputation value, taxation, investments and liabilities, Maintaining your position as a share-holder, pension, family company, options, stocks and more.
Although your marriage is coming to an end, that does not necessarily mean you should lose your business too!
Some people think that a lawyer who looks and sounds belligerent, will get a better divorce agreement. In practice, this is not what happens, and do not let appearances confuse you. Strategically, I convey calmness and relaxation, and sometimes that’s all it takes to get the max. My indicator which tells me whether I have achieved the right thing for my customers or not, is the feedback from the customers themselves. When necessary, I know how to fight in a precise manner and with the right tactics per case.
During the married life the value of common property is accrued. Even if the situation is such that there is a residential apartment, a car and two bank accounts, there is certainly a chance not to take into account components such as social rights, pensions, business reputation, inheritances, alimony – and together, it accumulates to a large sum of money. While the dry law speaks of a 50%-50% distribution, planning early economic measures will allow you to get the maximum you deserve without living in economic fear and survival thoughts.
I will introduce you to the options available to you And their meanings and of course I will answer the questions:
Is it right to leave home and what are your rights in the property?
What are the rights of your spouse in your business?
How to maintain your pension rights?
How to deal with the incitement of children?
Where is the best place for you to file for divorce?
How much alimony will you have to pay or receive?
How to create financial security during and after divorce?
