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Using a Post-Nuptial Agreement as a Divorce Planning Tool
Post-nuptial agreements don’t get the same publicity as prenuptial agreements. Essentially, they are the same document except for the timing. A post-nup is signed after the...
Timing Your Divorce
There is no perfect timing for a divorce. Once you’re certain about your decision, you can choose to file at any time. However, delaying or speeding up filing can be...
Are You Concerned About Your Prenuptial Agreement?
Prenuptial agreements are becoming increasingly common as couples marry later in life and bring more income, assets and/or debt into marriage. However, that doesn’t mean the...
How to Get a Neutral Appraisal in Divorce
When divorcing couples have property that needs to be valued, they often turn to an appraiser or valuation expert. Determining what marital property is worth is essential to...
Has Your Property Been Appraised Accurately for Divorce?
If you’re getting divorced, your marital property has to be split between you and your spouse in a process known as equitable distribution. The first step is to value property...
Can You and Your Ex Disavow Your Divorce Settlement Agreement?
If you and your ex aren’t happy with your divorce settlement agreement, can you disavow it and renegotiate? Courts favor parties resolving their own disputes and will enforce...