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Settling divorce issues can range from simple decisions to complex discussions, depending on the relationship between the involved parties. If you and your former spouse cannot amicably agree regarding divorce-related concerns, a judge can intervene and finalize decisions based on information presented during proceedings. Ideally, divorcing couples can collaborate to
In Maryland, property division agreements can be used to distribute marital assets and debts in a fair and equitable manner. The law takes into account the contributions and earning capacities of both spouses. These agreements can either be a part of the divorce settlement or served as a standalone document.
People sometimes assume that it is their own fault if they need to file for bankruptcy. In fact, this is one of the reasons that they will sometimes cite for procrastinating or avoiding bankruptcy altogether until moving forward become absolutely necessary. Because they consider their financial issues to be their
Everyone makes mistakes. Unfortunately, even a minor oversight in a high-asset divorce can quickly escalate into financial ruin. A high net worth divorce entails a significant marital estate valued at $1 million or more, often including businesses, investments, rare collections and retirement accounts. With so much at stake, it is