If you start the discussions about a prenuptial agreement early and the communication lines are open, you and your soon-to-be spouse should be able to resolve most issues.
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David J. Glass
David J. Glass, who has practiced family law exclusively for 21 years, and represents many high-net-worth individuals and celebrities, is uniquely qualified to handle complex family law matters. He holds degrees in both law and clinical psychology (Ph.D.), so he can offer his clients an “insider's” understanding of the procedures utilized by court-appointed mental health and psychological professionals. His new book, Moving On: Redesigning Your Emotional, Financial, and Social Life After Divorce (Lioncrest Publishing, 2019) helps those transitioning from a divorce to a new life, navigate the many changes – both practical and emotional – that they encounter as they cross that bridge. David Glass has been certified by the State Bar of California, Board of Legal Specialization as a Certified Family Law Specialist – a distinction held by only a small percentage of the family law practitioners statewide. Based on peer and client reviews, he is rated a perfect “10″ on Avvo.com; he has also has been voted a Rising Star and Super Lawyer by Los Angeles Magazine for 16 consecutive years: 2005-2021. He also is a regular legal analyst on “Good Morning America," and has also has been quoted in NY Daily News, Reader’s Digest, People, FoxNews. Com, FinancialTimes.com, Urbo, Bustle, E! News.com, Romper.com, Buzzfeed, YourTango.com, Dow Jones Moneyish, Buzzfeed, FoxBusiness.com, Livestrong, SynchronyBank.com, the Huffington Post and is a regular contributor to Hitched.com, DivorcedMoms.com and Divorce Magazine. He is also known for his philanthropic work and in September 2020, was named California’s Southland Chair for the Alzheimer’s Association.
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The 5 Big Myths About Prenuptial Agreements: Part 2
There are far too many myths about prenuptial agreements — most of them negative and misleading. The intent for such an agreement is to protect the parties entering in to one.
The Basics of Prenuptial Agreements Part One: Why Do You Need a Prenuptial Agreement?
Going through a divorce is difficult enough. As you process your feelings, the last thing you want to have to deal with is regret that you did not sign a prenuptial agreement.
How to Tell Your Kids That This Year’s Holiday Traditions Will Be Different
Here are tips on how to tell your kids that this year’s holiday traditions will be different.
Moving On: Redesigning Your Social Life After Divorce
Now is your chance to try out new sports, new hobbies, new social activities, and new exercise classes. With all those options, you’re bound to meet plenty of new and interesting people in the process.
Redesigning Your Financial Life After Divorce
Practical steps for handling your financial matters during the divorce transition.
To Move on After Divorce, Start with Self-Reflection
If you want to move on after divorce emotionally, ask yourself these five questions to start assessing where you are now. If you skip the self-assessment phase, you risk making the same mistakes in your next relationship.
Celebrity Divorce: Goodbye and “Goodwill”
What else do you have to divide besides your tangibles? In celebrity divorce, you may have to divide half your “goodwill”. What does goodwill in celebrity divorce mean? Read on to find out!
How Are Classic Cars Appraised in a Divorce?
In a divorce, the value of assets must be determined prior to property division. Here’s what you need to know about classic car appraisal.
4 Ways to Piece Together Your Financial Matters During Divorce
When it comes to financial matters during divorce, don’t let your emotions get in the way. Here’s a tutorial to help you make smart financial decisions.
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