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WHY YOU NEED A LAWYER TO HELP YOU GET DIVORCED
You have probably heard the expression “penny-wise and pound-foolish” before. It means that sometimes, in an effort to save money, we actually wind up spending more than we intend. Being budget-conscious is smart, but some things are too important to try to cut corners on. Getting divorced is one of those things. Concerned about legal fees, many people turn to “do-it-yourself divorce” packages ...
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Mar
2016
$1 MILLION IN SHOES SUBJECT OF PROPERTY DIVISION SUIT
When a couple divorces in Washington, their retirement assets are considered community property. Even if one spouse earned all of the money in a 401(k) or pension, the law presumes that the couple shares these assets. While the law calls for equitable distribution of all community property, it is important to work with an attorney throughout the process to ensure that your rights and interests are ...
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Mar
2016
FOUR THINGS TO KNOW IF YOUR SPOUSE OWNS A PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE
Fairly dividing marital property is a challenge in all high-asset divorces. However, if your spouse owns a medical practice, dental practice, law practice or accounting practice, making sure you receive your fair share is essential. Here are four things you need to know to protect your financial interests during divorce: The fair market value of the business - An Avvo article on business ...
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