You’re getting divorced, and you’re reviewing all your financial accounts. You and your spouse both agreed to save for the children’s college education, and you agreed on a college fund that was untouchable, because your children’s education was important to both of you. To your horror, the sacred college funds are now gone! Where did […]
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If you’re divorcing after the age of 55 after having been married for many years, you may be wondering how you will rebuild a new life, redefine yourself, and find new love. It is a time when you are feeling the possibilities and yet the anxiety of the unknown. Karen Ann Ulmer, P.C., can help […]
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The divorced parent’s worst nightmare is for your child to suddenly refuse to see you. What’s wrong? What happened? Is your child mentally or physically ill? Is your child emotionally or physically safe? What could have caused this change? You try to talk to your ex to find out what is going on. You may […]
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When you’re in the midst of a divorce, and your spouse suddenly demonstrates mental health issues or has a serious mental health relapse, your finances and your settlement could be seriously impacted. You need the best legal counsel to act quickly and protect your assets and financial future. You need the experienced divorce attorney team […]
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Your spouse has struggled with serious mental health issues for an extended period of time, and your marriage has been seriously impacted to the point of utter breakdown. You still have compassion for your spouse, but for your own sake and the sake of your children, you believe divorce is the best option. This can […]
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Maybe you’ve received a financial gift from your family that you would like to keep as your own. Or maybe your family or other loved ones have offered to help you out while finances are tight. This kind of help can affect your divorce settlement, depending on the specifics. You need the experienced divorce attorney […]
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Prenuptial agreements have a bad reputation. Most people imagine that a prenup is only for a wealthy spouse to protect their assets in the event of divorce. And who wants to go into a marriage planning to divorce? Many also wonder who would ever want to marry someone who plans to “hold out” on the […]
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Work-related affairs are, unfortunately, not uncommon. But when the affair partner is also a business partner, it can become financially and legally complicated for all involved. Both parties need an experienced legal team with expertise in the challenges of dividing business assets. We want to ensure you receive the fairest and most beneficial final judgment […]
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In any Bucks County divorce, it is critical to prioritize your goals. What parts of your life (time, money, location) are important to you, and where are you willing to negotiate? In a high-conflict divorce, you may be in danger of losing more than you win, depending on how you behave and what demands you […]
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It is 3am—your mind is racing, you are raging, and you can’t sleep. You’re filled with hurtful memories, anger, or fear. You want to text your spouse, vent your feelings, and express what you really think of them. Don’t. Absolutely do not. To borrow from the Miranda Rights, in a divorce, anything you say or […]
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Bucks County Divorce and the Disappearing College Fund
You’re getting divorced, and you’re reviewing all your financial accounts. You and your spouse both agreed to save for the children’s college education, and you agreed on a college fund that was untouchable, because your children’s education was important to both of you. To your horror, the sacred college funds are now gone! Where did […]
Divorce Over 55
If you’re divorcing after the age of 55 after having been married for many years, you may be wondering how you will rebuild a new life, redefine yourself, and find new love. It is a time when you are feeling the possibilities and yet the anxiety of the unknown. Karen Ann Ulmer, P.C., can help […]
High Conflict, Parental Alienation, and Custody Evaluations
The divorced parent’s worst nightmare is for your child to suddenly refuse to see you. What’s wrong? What happened? Is your child mentally or physically ill? Is your child emotionally or physically safe? What could have caused this change? You try to talk to your ex to find out what is going on. You may […]
When Your Spouse’s Mental Illness Impacts YOUR Financial Situation
When you’re in the midst of a divorce, and your spouse suddenly demonstrates mental health issues or has a serious mental health relapse, your finances and your settlement could be seriously impacted. You need the best legal counsel to act quickly and protect your assets and financial future. You need the experienced divorce attorney team […]
Divorce When Your Spouse Has a Serious Mental Illness
Your spouse has struggled with serious mental health issues for an extended period of time, and your marriage has been seriously impacted to the point of utter breakdown. You still have compassion for your spouse, but for your own sake and the sake of your children, you believe divorce is the best option. This can […]
When Your Family Gives You Money—How It Affects Your Divorce
Maybe you’ve received a financial gift from your family that you would like to keep as your own. Or maybe your family or other loved ones have offered to help you out while finances are tight. This kind of help can affect your divorce settlement, depending on the specifics. You need the experienced divorce attorney […]
He’s Making Me Sign a Prenup
Prenuptial agreements have a bad reputation. Most people imagine that a prenup is only for a wealthy spouse to protect their assets in the event of divorce. And who wants to go into a marriage planning to divorce? Many also wonder who would ever want to marry someone who plans to “hold out” on the […]
So Your Spouse Is Having an Affair with His/Her Business Partner
Work-related affairs are, unfortunately, not uncommon. But when the affair partner is also a business partner, it can become financially and legally complicated for all involved. Both parties need an experienced legal team with expertise in the challenges of dividing business assets. We want to ensure you receive the fairest and most beneficial final judgment […]
Picking Your Battles
In any Bucks County divorce, it is critical to prioritize your goals. What parts of your life (time, money, location) are important to you, and where are you willing to negotiate? In a high-conflict divorce, you may be in danger of losing more than you win, depending on how you behave and what demands you […]
Limiting Communication During the Divorce
It is 3am—your mind is racing, you are raging, and you can’t sleep. You’re filled with hurtful memories, anger, or fear. You want to text your spouse, vent your feelings, and express what you really think of them. Don’t. Absolutely do not. To borrow from the Miranda Rights, in a divorce, anything you say or […]