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Ways That Prenuptial Agreements Could be Declared Invalid

Amy Montes on Tuesday, January 9th, 2018

If you are looking to get married, one of the best choices you can make for yourself and for your spouse is to execute a prenuptial agreement, which will allow you to both have rights if you ever decide to divorce. One of the best things to do in your marriage is to prepare for… Continue reading →

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What Financial Information do You Disclose in a Divorce?

Amy Montes on Monday, May 1st, 2017

When you are at certain parts of your divorce, you may find that you will be expected to disclose certain pieces of financial information. Complying with these laws in the state of California will only work in your favor when you are going through the divorce process. We can help you understand what you are… Continue reading →

Tags: Assets, disclose, disclosure, Divorce, document, documentation, failure, financial, information, process, spouse
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How Your Social Media and Data May be Handled in Divorce

Amy Montes on Saturday, February 18th, 2017

You may think that the things you say and do stay private, especially during your marriage. However, what happens if you are in the midst of divorce and the other party claims that they have harmful evidence against you? Social media can have a huge effect on your divorce, which is why it is important… Continue reading →

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Understanding the Troubles of Social Media and Divorce

Amy Montes on Saturday, December 17th, 2016

If you are facing the reality of divorce, posting certain content onto the Internet could put your spouse at an advantage because they may be able to use certain information against you. This is why many attorneys will tell you that you should consider disabling your social media profiles until your divorce is finalized. Certain… Continue reading →

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Digital Assets and What Makes Them Important

Amy Montes on Thursday, September 1st, 2016

These days, almost everybody has accounts online. This can range anywhere from PayPal, Facebook, online banking, business websites, and more. What if you were running a successful business online with your husband and you passed away? What if he didn’t have the necessary information to access the accounts and had to start from scratch? Unfortunately,… Continue reading →

Tags: access, account, Assets, cabinet, digital, estate, executor, fraud, important, information, lists, online, planning, protect, trust
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5 Ways to Help Children Transition During Visitation

Amy Montes on Friday, April 29th, 2016

If you are in the midst of a divorce, you know how stressful it can be. You may have less help around the house, finances might be tight, and you may have a lot on your mind at any given time. However, you are also probably aware that divorce can be stressful and have a… Continue reading →

Tags: child, children, effect, information, parent, stress, transition, Visitation
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Posts Tagged ‘information’

Ways That Prenuptial Agreements Could be Declared Invalid

What Financial Information do You Disclose in a Divorce?

Digital Assets and What Makes Them Important

5 Ways to Help Children Transition During Visitation

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