Jun 12, 2018
Answer: I am not an authority on North Dakota law, but in most states, property which was received through gift, devise, or inheritance and held in an individual’s name, remains individual, separate property and is not included in “marital assets”. If on the other hand, you hold the property jointly or as tenants in common, […]
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Jun 12, 2018
Answer: I do not profess to have any expertise with regard to Georgian divorce law and I would strongly recommend that you seek legal advice from an attorney-mediator specifically trained in divorce mediation who is experienced in Georgia and is knowledgeable about its divorce laws. In general, with regard to your question about interim support, […]
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Jun 12, 2018
Answer: If you possibly can mediate your divorce rather than battle it out in court I can not over emphasize the benefit of choosing mediation. The amount of time and money that the adversarial divorce will cost, not to mention the emotional cost to both you and your husband and the children can be immensely […]
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Jun 12, 2018
Answer: New York State is not a “Community Property” state but it is an “Equitable Distribution” state. The difference between the two methods of dividing marital property is as follows: whereas in a Community Property state, all of the marital property is divided equally between the two parties, in an Equitable Distribution state, the marital […]
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Jun 12, 2018
Answer: In order to answer your question I must first know what state your daughter is located in, what state her husband is located in, where , if any, are the children located, and are there any other assets, such as a home, boat etc. and where are these items located. You mention that the […]
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Jun 12, 2018
Answer: If the house passes to her, you should have your Separation Agreement expressly provide that she should apply for a new mortgage alone. You should also contact the bank which holds the present mortgage and ask them whether they will permit you to remove your self from the mortgage obligation once the title passes […]
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Jun 12, 2018
Answer: I fail to understand exactly what you mean by failing to be a wife “in the legal or moral sense” and what ” reverse palimony” is. From a legal perspective, in New York if you were legally married , your wife retains all of the benefits due her under the Domestic Relations Laws of […]
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Jun 12, 2018
Answer: Generally, all property acquired during the course of marriage by either spouse is considered marital property except for exceptions such as property acquired by inheritance, or gift and maintain in a segregated account. Intellectual property, such as computer software, is subject to marital property division if acquired during the course of the marriage and […]
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Jun 12, 2018
Answer: You do not mention any savings or other assets which your husband may have which could serve as the source for child and spousal support during the course of incarceration. You may also wish to investigate the possibility of seeking child and spousal support from Family Court or the equivalent in Texas. I strongly […]
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