Videos

WATCH: Maria Cognetti, John Gilligan, & Nissa Ricafort Discuss High Asset Divorce

This roundtable with three very experienced, accomplished family law attorneys is intended to give you an overview of the special issues of high asset divorce.

WATCH: What Divorcing Individuals Should Know About the CARES Act

Manhattan Tax and Financial Expert John Johansen discusses what divorcing individuals should know about the CARES Act with Divorce Magazine’s Editorial Director, Diana Shepherd.

WATCH: Complex Child Custody Issues During COVID-19

Family lawyer Maria Cognetti discusses complex child custody issues during COVID-19 with Divorce Magazine’s editorial director, Diana Shepherd.

We Believe in Love: Videos to Inspire & Help to Heal Your Heart

Love comes in all shapes and sizes, & romantic is only one of love’s many faces. We created this page to lift your spirits & remind you that love is all around despite the end of your marriage.

WATCH: Divorce and Estate Planning and COVID-19

Sharon Klein, president of Wilmington Trust Family Wealth, Eastern U.S. region, discusses the urgency for divorce and estate planning in light of COVID-19 with Dan Couvrette, publisher of Divorce Magazine.

WATCH: What qualifications should you look for when choosing an Indiana divorce lawyer?

When choosing a divorce lawyer in Indiana, you should always consider the facts of your particular case. For example, if your case involves child-custody issues, then you should look for someone with experience advocating for children.

WATCH: Does a premarital or prenuptial agreement override normal property division rules in divorce?

In Indiana, an appropriately drafted premarital or prenuptial agreement will override typical property division rules in divorce.

WATCH: What are the benefits of divorce litigation in Indiana?

In an Indiana divorce case, the main benefit of litigation is obtaining assistance from a judge when you are unable to resolve an issue by agreement with your spouse.

WATCH: How does divorce mediation work in Indiana?

Parties to a divorce can agree to mediate their case, but family courts can also order parties to participate in mediation.

WATCH: Is mediation better than litigation to resolve issues regarding children in Indiana?

To obtain a court order that fully addresses your family’s issues – and one you can truly live with – mediation is a much better option to resolve issues regarding children.