The Basics of Child Custody Litigation
There is no doubt that fighting for your rights regarding your child or children can be of the utmost importance and is one of the most emotional things that you will go through. It is crucial that anyone going through child custody litigation is fully aware of how...
What Happens to Restricted Stock Units in a Divorce?
A major problem all start-up businesses face is really a catch-22: Start-ups need hardworking, skilled employees who will help build the company and make it successful. Those employees, in turn, expect to be paid for their work. Unfortunately, cash is usually low in...
What You Need to Know About Dividing Stock Options in Divorce
One of the more difficult items to divide in divorce is a stock option. An option is a specific type of employment benefit in which the employer company gives the employee an option to buy company stock in the future at a discounted or stated fixed price. So rather...
Divorce Settlements and Executive Compensation
An introduction to dividing stock options, restricted stock, or other executive compensation during divorce. If you or your spouse must decide how to separate stock options, restricted stock (RSU), or other executive compensation, it can be challenging at best....
Hazards Of Email, Text Messages and Social Media During A Divorce
Let us face it; technology can have a powerful impact in modern divorce litigation. Divorcing litigants are often stunned to see the level of technology being used against them during divorce and custody proceedings. Sometimes, litigants are not even aware such...
Geoffrey S. Platnick
Strickler, Platnick & Hatfield, P.C.
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