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Aside from the emotional turmoil, the division of assets is one of the most difficult parts of the divorce process. One of the lesser considered parts of the division of assets are items either spouse gained through inheritance. As such, a commonly asked question by divorcing couples is whether inheritance is considered community property that …
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Read More >>Gray Divorce is a term that commonly refers to couples getting a divorce after being married for more than 20 to 30 years. In the past, Gray Divorce referred to divorcing couples who had been married for more than 40 years. Divorce at any stage of a marriage can be difficult, and stressful. However, the …
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Read More >>Child custody is an especially challenging part of divorce proceedings. Joint custody of the children may allow both parents to remain in close contact with their children. But the calm can easily give way to disputes when one parent wants or needs to move away. If you find yourself in a move away situation after …
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Read More >>Divorce proceedings can be long-drawn, stressful and expensive. For this reason, many couples who can’t make their marriages work opt to only remain separated. Fortunately, there are other ways to divorce instead of having a long, nasty court battle that can cost thousands of dollars for each party. Mediation is a preferable alternative to divorce …
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Read More >>Anyone who is going through a divorce can tell you how difficult the process can be. Tensions run high, and the parties often make poor decisions in the heat of the moment that can negatively impact the divorce process and their loved ones. Given the amount of details that must be sorted, it’s not surprising …
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Read More >>Some couples might decide to define their rights and responsibilities before getting married in the event of separation or divorce. To do so, the couple would need to prepare and sign a prenuptial agreement. Such an agreement, also known as a prenup or premarital agreement, is an understanding between two individuals who anticipate getting married. …
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Read More >>Getting a divorce doesn’t just impact the two spouses involved – it impacts the entire family, especially the children. Unfortunately, some divorcing parents get too involved in their own personal drama and self-serving missions to realize the full impact of a divorce on their children. The risk of collateral damage significantly increases when children are …
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Read More >>Contrary to what most think, women who worked before, during or after getting divorced see a 20% decline in income when their marriage end. Professor Stephen Jenkins, a professor at the London School of Economic, conducted research that shows that men, on the other hand, generally see a 30% increase in their income after. Jenkins …
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Read More >>Most couples do not get married expecting for it to end. However, statistics show that divorce is a reality many married couples face. For this reason, having some form of agreement in place as to what should happen in the event of a divorce can help the process. For couples who did not sign a …
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