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The Potential Benefits of Mediation in a High Asset Divorce
/in Divorce & Family Law/by Kirk Drennan LawYou’re getting ready to divorce your partner, but you’re not sure what’s going to happen to your portfolio of assets. Whether or not you anticipate a big fight, it’s important to prepare for any possible outcome. The more money you and your partner have, the more you have at stake when it’s time to negotiate […]
Big Life Changes to Consider After a Divorce
/in Divorce & Family Law/by Kirk Drennan LawYou’ve made the decision to move forward with a divorce, been through rounds of negotiation, and the end is in sight. You’re likely feeling relieved, hopeful, and perhaps a little stressed. Rather than focusing on what you’ve lost, this is the perfect opportunity to focus on what new things you can experience and what type […]
The Growing Issue of Cryptocurrency During a Divorce
/in Divorce & Family Law/by Kirk Drennan LawWhen you read the news, you can’t go more than a few articles without seeing terms like Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Dogecoin. Cryptocurrency has exploded in popularity in recent years, and although it has seen some dips in recent months, it’s likely here to stay. If you and your ex-partner own cryptocurrency, either separately or together, […]
Protecting Your Children in a Second Marriage with a Prenuptial Agreement
/in Divorce & Family Law/by Kirk Drennan LawWhen people think about prenuptial agreements, they tend to think about what would happen to their assets in a divorce, forgetting that prenuptial agreements do not just cover divorce. They can also protect your children’s access to your assets if you pass away after getting remarried. In many states, if someone is married when they […]
What Constitutes Illegal Insider Trading?
/in Criminal Defense/by Kirk Drennan LawInsider trading is one of the more well-known white-collar crimes, thanks to many high-profile cases getting major media attention. The stock market is meant to give consumers a fair chance at investing in companies, and anything that dilutes trust in that system is a threat to the system itself. Insider trading doesn’t just artificially inflate […]
When Does a Multilevel Marketing Businesses Become an Illegal Ponzi Scheme?
/in Criminal Defense/by Kirk Drennan LawWhite-collar crime does not always happen intentionally. For some, they find themselves on the wrong side of a deal that sounded too good to be true. Some sign up for an apparently legitimate business, only to end up immersed in a pyramid or Ponzi scheme. Regardless of your intent, being charged with a white-collar crime […]
Viewing Divorce as a Growth Experience
/in Uncategorized/by Kirk Drennan LawIt’s no secret that divorce is, for many people, one of the most painful experiences they’ll ever face. However, if you are willing to work through the pain and heartache, you may also find that it’s one of the greatest opportunities for growth you’ll ever have. Learn more about utilizing divorce as an opportunity to […]
How a White-Collar Crime Conviction Can Impact Your Career
/in Criminal Defense/by Kirk Drennan LawWhite-collar crime is taken extremely seriously in the United States. By the time you find out you are under investigation or facing charges, it’s likely that the prosecution has already been tracking you and building their case for months or years. Knowing that it’s no surprise that the Department of Justice reports a conviction rate […]
Legal Options When Your Spouse is Accused of a White-Collar Crime
/in Uncategorized/by Kirk Drennan LawWhen your spouse has been arrested and charged with a white-collar crime, you may be unsure of how to respond. Should you stand by and support them during a time when they clearly need support? Or are you completely distraught by what your partner has been accused of, and ready to turn your back on […]
Who Pays for the Children’s College After a Divorce?
/in family law/by Kirk Drennan LawThe question of college expenses comes up frequently in divorce, particularly in high-asset divorces where one or both parties have the resources needed to give their children an easier start in adulthood. If you’re getting divorced and you want to ensure your children have the financial support they need as they go through college, we’re here […]