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What not to forget in a divorce settlement.
If you are heading into a divorce, the settlement is not just paperwork. It is the financial blueprint for the next decade of your life. What you forget…
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If you are heading into a divorce, the settlement is not just paperwork. It is the financial blueprint for the next decade of your life. What you forget…
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When people ask me, “How long do you have to be married to get part of a 401k in divorce” they are usually trying to figure out whether…
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If you are asking, “Is my spouse entitled to half my 401(k) in a divorce?” you are not alone. Retirement accounts are often the biggest asset on the…
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“Do they have to pay half the mortgage” is one of those questions that sounds simple and is anything but. When I meet with clients in, they usually…
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When people sit down across from me and say, “I do not want to get screwed in this divorce,” what they really mean is “I do not want…
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When people first meet with me about divorce, the conversation almost always comes around to one simple, loaded question: “Who gets the house” For most couples, the home…
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In my conference room, “Is it fifty–fifty” is one of the first questions people ask about divorce. They are rarely asking about math, instead they are asking whether…
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In almost every divorce case I handle, at some point one spouse leans across the table and says quietly, “I think there are hidden assets.” It might be…
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During a divorce, the court can look at essentially every asset either spouse owns, but some property is usually treated as separate and is more likely to stay…
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