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You probably have a good idea of the main items to include in your divorce settlement, such as who gets the house and general custody arrangements. However, there are some minor details that you may forget and that might result in issues down the road. Rate.com...
Prenuptial contracts are a boon to many couples, not just those who are wealthy. The right terms, structure and provisions make it easy for spouses to anticipate potential issues that may arise if they break up and divorce. Though the subject is often an unpleasant...
When going through a divorce, you want to imagine that your spouse will treat you fairly even if tensions run high. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. Sometimes, spouses are bitter enough that they will try to undermine you in any way possible. This often...
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While there are many topics to negotiate in a divorce settlement, alimony may be one of the most complicated. Alimony is designed to help you regain a financial foothold after getting a divorce, especially if you are financially dependent on your spouse. The unique...
If you are thinking about ending your marriage, you may already realize you must divide marital property. In New Jersey, judges typically do so according to what is equitable for each spouse. You also have an option to negotiate property division or to use mediation...
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Typically, in a divorce, the court will divide debts the same way it divides assets. However, the court may look at your student loan debt a bit differently. U.S. News and World Report explains that the court will generally consider it as your debt alone if you...
