In a separation agreement, separating individuals must agree on all the fundamental issues, including debts and assets share, child support, and custody, as well as property ownership.
Divorce Financial Planning and Investment
Using a Delaware Statutory Trust for Divorce Planning
There are many benefits of forming a Delaware Statutory Trust including limited liability, easy formation and maintenance, contractual flexibility, and – most significantly – favorable tax treatment.
9 Divorce Pitfalls to Avoid
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How to Survive Financially in the First Year of Your Divorce
It can be difficult figuring out how to survive financially after divorce. Take control of your finances by using the following tips.
5 Different Ways To Protect Your Business During Divorce
There are several different things you should do to protect your business during divorce. Here are five things you should know during this difficult period.
5 Ways to Save Money After Divorce
Making a budget and stopping impulse shopping are just two ways to save money after divorce. It’s a good start – but you still have a way to go!
Splitting Finances During Separation: 6 Things to Keep in Mind
Splitting finances during separation can make financial management very difficult. Here’s 6 things to keep in mind when splitting finances in a divorce.
Property Division on Divorce: Are You Leaving Money on the Table?
Don’t leave money on the table during divorce! By understanding property division on divorce, and knowing what property can and cannot be included in the marital estate, you will have a better chance of getting your fair share.
7 Financial Steps to Take After Filing for Divorce
After filing for divorce, expect several financial issues to come up during the divorce process and even afterward. These steps will help lead you towards a more secure financial future.
How can a domestic partnership agreement address joint credit cards and debts?
You’re not responsible for your partner’s debts just because you live together. However, you are responsible for debts that you have agreed to pay. If you and your partner have a debt in both of your names, like a joint credit card, then the issuing company can hold both of you responsible for paying for […]
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