Frequently Asked Questions About Property Division In A Divorce
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19 February 2021
In a divorce, one of the most contentious issues is the division of property. Many issues determine property division during a divorce. These include whether you're in a community property or equitable distribution state, whether there's a prenuptial agreement or not, and whether there's a home in question.
Here are three of the frequently asked questions that couples ask their divorce lawyer about the division of property.
How Does State Law Affect Division of Property?
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Important Legal Matters To Outsource To An Experienced Divorce Lawyer
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17 February 2021
The process of dissolving your marriage can be more complex than you initially realized. It can involve much more than just filing the paperwork and waiting for the court to issue a decree. It can require you to focus on matters like dividing your marital assets and deciding how much and what debts each spouse must pay.
You also may need to settle questions involving the support and custody of your minor children.
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When Help From A Divorce Attorney Is A Smart Idea
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13 January 2021
Some divorces end up being easy to deal with and thus don't require legal assistance from an attorney. Then there are some divorces that are stressful and filled with challenges. Here are a couple of situations when help from a divorce attorney might be in everyone's best interest.
Joint Custody Is Not an Option
If children are going to be involved in this divorce, what to do about their custody is something you want to work out early on.
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Top Reasons to Hire a Special Needs Attorney When Seeking a Conservatorship
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8 January 2021
In some situations, an adult may need to be put under a conservatorship. This happens when a person is deemed incapable of making decisions for him or herself, and another adult is legally appointed to make decisions on their behalf. Being appointed the conservator of a loved one is not a simple or easy process, which is why you should hire an experienced special needs attorney to assist you. Working with a good special needs attorney can make each step of gaining a conservatorship a less stressful process.
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