If your spouse informs you that he or she wants a divorce in Pennsylvania, your first instinct may be to bury your head under the sand so you don't have to deal with it. However, the best defense is offense. If you prepare for what is coming, not only should your stress levels be lower, but you may also end up getting a better deal than if you did not do any of your own research and planning.
Splitting up with a narcissistic spouse
People may think that the time has come to end their marriage because of abuse, infidelity or growing apart. However, a partner’s personality may be the reason for a divorce, and some people can be especially difficult to work with when it comes to ending a marriage. For example, those who are married to a narcissist may wish to leave the relationship and they may face a number of challenges when moving forward, both within and outside of the courtroom. If you want to split up with your spouse who is narcissistic, it is pivotal to be completely prepared.
Assessing the value of a family business
A Pennsylvania divorce is an emotionally charged process, even if in the best of circumstances. Despite the turmoil at home, the rest of your life must continue. If you or your spouse have a business, chances are it is the largest asset you own. As a result, it becomes part of the settlement, which means an accurate valuation is critical when dividing property. The team at Bononi & Company, P.C., understands the challenges clients face navigating a divorce while operating a business. They help prepare you for the financial decisions that occur throughout the process.
