Can you afford to sue your ex for your share of the property in your divorce?
There is an article in The New York Times about a new business in Hollywood that will finance your divorce in exchange for a piece of the settlement. It is intended for people with substantial assets but poor cash flow. This enables the cash-poor person to pursue their fair share of the property.
I was at first shocked by this by why not? I don’t think it will cause frivolous lawsuits.
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