Although 50 might seem like an early age to seriously consider retirement planning, people who have passed that milestone and are getting divorced must make sure they and their attorneys recognize the unique economics that come into play during those years.
Whether negotiating property settlement agreements or litigating matters, counsel must understand the nuances of Social Security benefits, Medicare and Medicaid in order to avoid coming up short in their clients’ golden years.
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