Avoid These Common Mistakes in a High-Asset Divorce While there is no easy divorce, the stakes are much higher when significant assets are involved. It is no longer business as usual, and even the slightest mistake can result in substantial losses. Therefore, you need to be wary of the pitfalls to avoid and ensure you […]
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You might protest that it’s not even spring break for most kiddos. But the reality is that successful summertime co-parenting requires plenty of advance notice about vacations and other summer events. If this is your first season as a separated family, planning the logistics of often radically different summer custody arrangements can be overwhelming. Why you need
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What is an Uncontested Divorce? An uncontested divorce is where you sit down with your spouse and work out the dissolution of your marriage. You would sit down with your spouse and discuss who is going to have primary custody of the children, how the child support is going to be paid, how the assets
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Preparing for Your Divorce Starting in January and continuing through March, attorneys see an uptick in the occurrence of divorce filings. Perhaps the holiday season pushed you to a final breaking point, or you were holding out on making a final decision for a couple of months until after the holidays passed. If divorce is
In a Divorce, Can Your Spouse Kick You Out and Cut You Off? In your heart, you know that your marriage is over, so why do you continue to stay? For some people, it comes down to simple economics. When your spouse makes a lot more money than you (or you have no income at
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What is Nesting? It is very common to end up with a co-parenting arrangement after a divorce. This is because co-parenting is usually in the best interest of the child. Even if the parents divorce and no longer cohabitate, having both parents actively involved with raising the child is usually best. However, moving the child
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