Marital Financial Planning Splitting Retirement Accounts in Divorce January 7, 2023 - When going through a divorce, the process of dividing assets can be a frustrating and confusing one. Retirement assets are an important issue in any divorce… Mariella Foley, Partner
Marital Financial Planning Dividing Retirement Assets in Divorce With a Qualified Domestic Relations Order January 4, 2023 - Retirement assets are an important issue in any divorce proceeding. After the marital home, retirement assets often represent the largest category of marital assets to… Mariella Foley, Partner
Marital Financial Planning Top 7 Financial To-Dos After a Divorce December 22, 2022 - You've just signed your divorce papers, and you're now ready to put all the stress of the long and complicated process behind you. What should… Mariella Foley, Partner
Marital Financial Planning Staying in the Marital Home After Divorce: Emotions vs. Economics December 10, 2022 - As someone contemplates divorce, one of the most common concerns, after custody of the children, is whether either spouse will be able to continue living… Mariella Foley, Partner
Marital Financial Planning Getting Divorced? Make Sure You Ask the Right Questions December 1, 2022 - Selecting the right lawyer can be one of the most important decisions you make in the divorce process. In this situation, you need to know… Mariella Foley, Partner
Individuals and Families Don’t Let Tax Penalties Catch You by Surprise April 6, 2026 - Whether you file your return by April 15 or choose to extend it, one thing does not change: Your tax liability is still due on…
Economic and Market Outlooks First Quarter 2026 Review and Second Quarter 2026 Economic and Market Outlook April 6, 2026 - The Iran conflict has upended a relatively stable start to 2026, triggering energy-driven inflation, financial market volatility, and a more cautious stance from central banks.…
Individuals and Families Financial Planning for DINK (Dual Income, No Kids) Households April 21, 2026 - Without the high costs of raising children, DINK couples have more disposable income to spend on discretionary items, travel, and hobbies. As a result, financial planning must reflect their needs and,…