In a few cases, the parties may also argue about vacation related perks – such as frequent flier miles or travel credits. Due to COVID, many people had to cancel vacations and did not receive refunds, but future travel credits. In some cases, those credits may be worth several thousand dollars. We had one case where one party had frequent flier miles which were worth several thousand dollars due to the large amount of business travel he did over the years.
Vacation homes, time shares, frequent flier miles, and other travel rewards can have significant value, making it critical to understand your rights to such assets during a divorce. If you are concerned with retaining valuable leisure properties or perks, we invite you to call our office to schedule a consultation today. As experienced Indiana divorce and asset division lawyers, we can listen to the facts of your case, explain your legal options, and tenaciously fight to protect your best interests.