One of the toughest parts of your divorce will likely be the division of your marital property. You and your spouse may have built up a fair share of assets during your marriage, and you may disagree on how to split them. Furthermore, you might fear that you will not...
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3 common topics to address in a postnuptial agreement
There is a good chance you have heard of prenuptial agreements because they often pop up in movies, reality television and elsewhere. You may be less familiar, however, with postnuptial agreements. These agreements function much like prenuptial agreements, but spouses...
Prenups for millennials increase
Divorce has been a constant presence in American society for decades now. It became much more socially accepted decades ago for couples to divorce. However, an interesting trend has developed in recent years, in which the divorce rate has begun to decline thanks, in...
What you need to know about annulments in New York
Are you in a bad marriage and need to get out? Is it time to move forward with your life and strive for that "happily ever after" promised in fairy tales? If you're in a legally binding marriage, your path out is through divorce. If, however, your marriage was legally...
Division of property in an equitable state
There's no sugar coating it: divorce is often complex and almost always painful. You and your ex are likely harboring ill feelings toward one another, but you've still got to hash out issues of child support, custody and property division. Things can get contentious...
Your DRO is crucial and must be explicit
When you have spent a life with someone, there may be many reasons why only one spouse has been accruing a substantial retirement plan and the other has not. Perhaps one of you stayed home to raise the children or took care of the house or even still, one spouse ran a...
When collaboration won’t work in divorce
There are times when divorces go smoothly. Collaboration can occur and the whole process can begin and end with minimal headaches and no ill-will. However, there are also numerous reasons why mediation and collaboration between the two parties cannot work well and...
Things you may wish you planned for with your ex-partner
Even if you and your partner never planned on getting married, that doesn't mean you would never live a life nearly identical to that of a married couple. Maybe you co-own the home you both lived in. Or perhaps you have children together. Like married couples, if you...
Drafting a prenuptial agreement doesn’t mean you plan to divorce
Sometimes, it seems we Americans love to create our celebrity idols in order to tear them down. Gossip magazines and websites thrive on spreading rumors about the personal lives of Hollywood celebrities and politicians. Of course, divorce is always a popular topic of...
Divided retirement plan can keep you solvent after gray divorce
In a modern marriage, it is common for both spouses to work outside the home and contribute to the household income roughly equally. But this is not true in every marriage. Some couples have one spouse work as a homemaker and primary child-raiser, while the other...