Divorce and items
Technically anything purchased pre-marriage is separate property, not subject to equitable distribution. The reality is that everything is a...
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Technically anything purchased pre-marriage is separate property, not subject to equitable distribution. The reality is that everything is a...
Protective orders are not uncommon. This one seems a little stronger than most, but there may be a reason. If you're dealing with these issues...
After your divorce is completed.
The judge will inquire as to the grounds for the divorce - asking you both the questions necessary to establish that there are grounds to grant a...
Without seeing the entries and knowing what has been filed it's impossible to answer your question. It would be very unusual for there to be any...
That depends. What exactly did you sign?
No. Inheritance is always separate property, not subject to equitable distribution - as long as it is maintained in separate accounts, not in joint...
Premarital property generally remains separate.
1. Yes. 2. No. 3. That depends upon your settlement agreement or judgment of divorce. If it's not prohibited, you can.
No.