Dayton Family Law And Criminal Defense Blog

The asset discovery process is important in any divorce case. You need to know what you own in order to determine how it gets divided. While this sounds straightforward, you would be surprised by how many common assets people forget about or do not fully understand.

That said, this process is even more important during a high-asset divorce simply because of the complexity of the estate. You may own assets that even you do not realize that you own.

Drunk driving is something that involves all drivers, of all ages and all genders. Anyone can get arrested if they get behind the wheel while under the influence.

That said, it is worth noting that most drunk drivers tend to be men. Some reports put it at four out of five or about 80%.

Fully understanding assets is, of course, a critical part of a divorce. You do not want to rely on your spouse for this information, and you do not want to overlook anything. You must know what assets your control, what you have a right to in the divorce, and what steps to take.

This is often simple for things like cash assets or a family home. You know the value of your bank account. You can bring in a home appraiser to find out what the house is worth. These are things on everyone's list during a divorce. It can get a bit harder with investments and stocks, though.

A promotion that comes with a sizable boost in salary is very exciting. You feel pleased that your employer recognizes your hard work, but there is just one problem: You must relocate from Dayton to Indianapolis.

A move out of state will require modification to your child custody agreement. How should you approach the court, and how will the court likely respond?