Preliminary financial disclosure is a mandatory part of getting a divorce. It is important that, when disclosing your debts and assets, you are as honest and transparent as possible. If you or your spouse are found to have purposely omitted any pertinent information, the consequences will affect both parties. When accounting for all your assets,… Continue reading →
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Alimony & divorce
Alimony is also known as spousal support. Alimony, or the amount (in dollars, property, etc.) of spousal support that one spouse will provide to another during divorce or separation is determined by many factors that can include the length of the marriage, the support during the marriage, and is considered a continuation of that support… Continue reading →
Finding Health Insurance After Divorce
If you obtained your health insurance through your spouse’s job, and you get a divorce, you will no longer be covered. Your children may continue to be covered, but it is important you find a new way to provide yourself with health insurance. Luckily, there is a federal law that allows you to continue to… Continue reading →
How long do I have to Appeal a Divorce Judgement?
A divorce decree, or the final judgement in a divorce proceeding, states important terms for issues such as property distribution, child custody, child support, and alimony payments. The right to appeal your judgment is governed entirely by statute in California. If you file an appeal, jurisdiction is turned over to the appellate court, except for… Continue reading →
Improve and Maintain Credit After Divorce
When you and your spouse obtained credit together, you entered into a contract agreeing to pay your bills. When you divorce, this contract does not dissolve; each of you remains fully liable for your debts. You can employ a few tactics to make sure your credit obligations do not make your divorce more difficult, like… Continue reading →
Selling a Home After Divorce: Tax Issues to Consider
During a divorce, what to do with the marital home is one of the first concerns that comes to mind. The couple essentially has three choices; they could sell the house and split the proceeds, they could agree to have one spouse buyout the other spouses interests, or they could continue owning the house jointly…. Continue reading →
7 Common Tax Questions After Divorce
Questions about your taxes are common during and after the divorce process. Luckily, your attorney can help guide you through the process. Be sure to consult your family law attorney to clarify anything that might be troubling you. Below, are the 7 most common questions during and after divorce is resolved. Which parent claims the… Continue reading →
Your Divorce is Final, Now What?
After your divorce is finalized, you might be overwhelmed or confused, and you may be unsure of what steps to take next. There are many relevant issues to consider after your divorce; issues regarding taxes, insurance, child support, and your assets should all be taken into account. If possible, you might want to consult a… Continue reading →
What Should Be said In a Separation Agreement
There are numerous reasons why a couple might pursue a legal separation. Whether those reasons reflect a conscious choice – religious or medical reasons – or are driven by legal technicalities, the inability to attain a tradition marriage, it is important to work with an experienced family law attorney who can guide you through the… Continue reading →
Divorce and Division of Assets
When you are going through a divorce or dealing with serious family law issues, it can be difficult to focus on your future. Divorce is almost never an easy process, and the decisions you make during this time can affect you and your family for many years to come. If you believe you cannot make… Continue reading →
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