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Monthly Archives: July 2019

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What to Expect When You’re Divorcing – Financial Information is Exchanged

Divorce, FinancialBy Christine LevinJuly 29, 2019Leave a comment

When divorcing, the marital assets and debts must be divided.  In order to make this happen, the parties must exchange financial information.  There is a lot of paperwork involved in this step. If you are the Petitioner, this step should be done within 60 days of filing the petition.  If you are the Respondent, this…

What To Expect When You’re Divorcing – The Response

DivorceBy Christine LevinJuly 23, 2019Leave a comment

This article is intended to provide basic information and general legal steps and phases your matter will go through along the way.  Every situation is unique, so you may want to consult an attorney. This article does not discuss any of the financial or emotional components of getting divorced. Step 2: The Response The person…

What to Expect When You’re Divorcing – The Petition

DivorceBy Christine LevinJuly 11, 2019

A divorce (also called a dissolution) can be broken down into several steps.  This article is intended to provide basic information and general legal steps and phases your matter will go through along the way.  Every situation is unique, so you may want to consult an attorney. This article does not discuss any of the…

7 Things Not To Do If You Want to Avoid Rebounding to Court on Custody and Visitation

Child Support, CustodyBy Christine LevinJuly 10, 2019Leave a comment

1 Get your new girlfriend / boyfriend involved with the pick-up or drop-off of your child(ren). Do you have a legal right to do so?  Absent a court order, of course you do!  Might this lead to an escalation of ill-will and unnecessary drama?  You better believe it will.  This is especially true when separation…

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