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  • Uncontested Divorce vs. Contested Divorce

    When two people no longer want to remain married, there are a number of issues which must be agreed upon before the divorce can be finalized. This is the part of the process most people dread, for it is notorious for being a difficult, expensive, and lengthy experience. However, not all divorces need to be a battle between two people determined to hurt each other. When both parties agree on a ...
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  • Protecting Your Retirement Savings After a Divorce

    Getting divorced is not only an emotional experience, but a financially difficult one as well, particularly if you do not have proper representation on your side to help you wade through the complexities of protecting your retirement assets. You might not be thinking about retirement now, but the last thing you want is for your past to haunt you when the time comes. As such, it is crucial to divvy ...
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  • Property Division Tips & Tricks

    Dividing marital property is another part of divorce that is complex and exhausting, but it mustn’t be ignored. Formulating a game plan for how you and your spouse will divide up your assets will ensure that you get everything you are entitled to, whether it’s a car, house, collectibles, or art. Here are some general property division tips and tricks you should follow: Brush up on your state’s ...
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  • Staying Friends after Divorce

    Remaining friends after divorce is incredibly difficult to do for a number of reasons. Whether you and your ex-spouse were incredibly contentious during your marriage, or you are still harboring romantic feelings of longing and regret in regards to losing the relationship, staying friends can seem like an impossible task. If we face the facts, we understand divorce happens for a reason--you and ...
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  • Bird Nesting: Giving Children Custody of Your Marital Home

    Bird Nesting: Giving Children Custody of Your Marital Home Divorcing parents have always faced the same conundrum: what to do in regards to their custody agreement. Children are often the biggest victims of divorce, as they are unwittingly thrust into a situation which leaves them forced to choose between which parent they side with--or worse, be shuffled back and forth between both parents, ...
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  • Forensic Accountants and Divorce

    Forensic accounting is a field that specializes in engagements resulting from anticipated or actual disputes or litigation. In other words, forensic accountants investigate financial records and behavior. Certified forensic accountants (CRFAC) can be witnesses in a court of law and often give expert evidence in trials. In divorces, therefore, sometimes forensic accountants are called in to ...
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  • How Does Equitable Distribution Work in High-Asset Cases?

    Property division can be one of the most challenging and time-consuming aspects of a divorce. The process can become even more muddled, therefore, if one or both partners in a divorce is a high net worth individual. Why high net-worth individuals often have a harder time divorcing is equitable division. During property division, the couple’s marital assets will be divided equitably between them. ...
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  • How Does Inheritance Affect Equitable Distribution?

    Property division in divorce can be incredibly complicated. If you’re getting a divorce, you might be worried about what will happen to your inheritance. Does it have to be divided during equitable division or can you keep it? While Florida does divide property equitably, it only does so with marital assets. Marital assets and liabilities are property and debts that the couple acquired together ...
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  • Compromise in Marriage

    People will tell you one of the hardest things in the world is marriage. Others will say it’s one of the easiest. However, one of the things that can contribute to the dissolution of marriage is arguments. For example, if people continuously argue with their spouses about finances, their marriages could be put in jeopardy. This statistic is unsurprising given people are now living longer and ...
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  • Divorce and the Presto-Chango Name Change

    After a contentious divorce, you may want few reminders of your ex-husband, including his name. If you took your husband’s name when you got married, you may wish to get your maiden name back after your divorce. Changing your name back to your maiden name after your divorce is very common. It can also be empowering because it is one thing that your ex-husband will have no say in. He cannot force ...
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