Myburgh Law, P.C.

Divorce can be a very messy business and difficult to go through for all parties involved. However, it becomes far more grim ordeal when hidden assets come into play. One or both parties may charge the other with hiding assets, either through there being significant worth in the marital estate that the other has taken or through there being a significant amount of money made by both spouses during the course of the marriage that does not reflect the value of the estate.

The decision that a marriage isn’t working and that it’s time to part ways is only one thing you need to consider when contemplating this major life change. While you may no longer want to be Mr. and Mrs., you may find that separating is not all that easy once you do the math.

Prenuptial or premarital agreements are contracts that future spouses enter into before getting married. Entering into a prenuptial agreement provides a couple with the opportunity to discuss and make decisions regarding these important matters before any problems arise during the marriage.