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Asset Dissipation: The Legality of a Spouse’s Reckless Spending During Divorce Proceedings
Divorce proceedings seek to fairly divide spousal resources. However, some spouses engage in questionable financial behavior during divorce, such as reckless spending. This reckless spending leads to the…
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How Is Mortgage Dealt With in a Divorce?
When a couple decides to divorce, there is no shortage of details to work out, both emotionally and financially. In New York, a mortgage is considered marital property,…
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International Child Custody Disputes: Legal Frameworks and Jurisdictional Issues
Child custody disputes can be complicated to resolve, even when both parents reside in the United States. That said, child custody rights do not end at America’s geographical…
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Negotiating Postnuptial Agreements: A Guide for Affluent Couples
Prenuptial contracts are not the only opportunity for spouses to protect their personal assets; postnuptial (postnup) agreements are contracts that are created after a couple marries, and they…
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Protecting Inherited Wealth in Divorce Proceedings: Legal Options and Challenges
Your wealth may not consist solely of the financial resources you generate through your work. If your family or close personal friends are well-off, you could find yourself…
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Financial Planning After Divorce: Rebuilding Your Wealth and Securing Your Future
In many ways, divorce can represent a new beginning and a fresh start in your life. This can be both freeing and frightening, especially when you consider your…
