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How to negotiate alimony agreements in an uncontested divorce When a couple decides to end their marriage, financial concerns can lead to tension and disputes. One issue that often arises is alimony, also known as spousal support. Alimony refers to the periodic payment made by one spouse to the other following a divorce. The purpose …

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Bankruptcy and Judgments: What to Expect Bankruptcy and judgments are two legal terms that are often associated with financial difficulties. If you’re facing overwhelming debt and have been sued by a creditor, you may be wondering what to expect from the bankruptcy and judgment processes. In this blog post, we’ll explain what happens when you …

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In contested divorce cases, it is not uncommon for one spouse to know very little about family finances, assets, debts, or their spouse’s income. This could happen for several reasons, but it is because their spouse was responsible for handling the financial aspects of their lives while they were married.  Even in situations where both …

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Getting engaged and planning a wedding is a happy and exciting time for couples. In all their planning, however, many couples do not consider entering a prenuptial agreement. Although it may seem like an uncomfortable conversation to have while planning the happiest day of their lives, discussing a prenuptial agreement gives couples the opportunity to …

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A retirement account becomes marital property in a Montgomery County divorce at the point the spouses get married. The court then divides the account equitably. This does not always mean the account is split in half. A judge divides a retirement account based on the needs, education, age, and health of the spouses. It will …

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