Any marital assets that were taken from the home in anticipation of the separation or divorce Must be accounted for in any divorce or separation proceeding. Keep a record of these items And any receipt you have regarding their value for future reference. Your husband’s retirement account, to the extent it was earned during the […]
Any marital assets that were taken from the home in anticipation of the separation or divorce
Must be accounted for in any divorce or separation proceeding. Keep a record of these items
And any receipt you have regarding their value for future reference.
Your husband’s retirement account, to the extent it was earned during the course of the marriage, is also marital property,
And any loans he takes out against its value will be credited against his share in the event of a separation or divorce.
Most experienced matrimonial judges are familiar with a spouse earning cash which doesn’t appear on his/her tax returns,
And we’ll make a concerted effort to find out or estimate what the real income is.
I strongly suggest you try mediating your separation and divorce with an experienced Atty.-mediator in your jurisdiction
Who can help you resolve your matters without having to litigate in court .
Leonard M. Weiner, Esq./ Divorce Solutions