2022

An Overview Of Critical Issues Surrounding Mortgage And Divorce

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Divorce is not always straightforward. Complications are especially common for couples with children, lengthy marriages, and those with significant liabilities and assets. For example, divorcing with a mortgage will likely be more complicated than divorcing without a mortgage. Below is an overview of some of the issues around mortgages for divorcing couples. Mortgage Responsibility Before Divorce The mortgage company expects you to continue with your mortgage payments whether you are going through a divorce.

28 November 2022

Is It Possible to Divorce without Knowing Where Your Partner Lives?

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There are standard steps for anyone seeking a divorce. For most, they include getting a lawyer to draw up the papers, present them in a courthouse and send them to their soon-to-be ex-partner. These papers are usually sent to their residence. Once delivered, you should expect a response that could change the petition depending on several factors. These can include assets, child custody, visitation, mortgages, and more. If a spouse fails to respond as expected, the judge is entitled to offer the one who initiated the divorce everything they sought.

26 September 2022

5 Indicative Signs You May Need A Divorce Lawyer

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Has divorce been constantly on your mind but you're not exactly sure it's the right choice? If so, you may want to consult with a divorce lawyer to get their professional opinion. While there are many factors that go into making the decision to get divorced, here are five ways that you can know it may be time for you to call a lawyer. 1. You're Constantly Fighting  A familiar and common sign that a marriage is in trouble is when the husband and wife are constantly arguing.

14 July 2022

What Happens Next? Divorce Steps To Note

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Divorce can be a confusing time and some parties feel better knowing what to expect and when to expect it. Read on for a simple guide to follow so you can predict what will be happening next with your divorce. You Decide to Separate You don't necessarily (in most states) have to live separately but most divorcing parties do and that may be the first step in the divorce. For many, though, separation provides an opportunity for efforts to save the marriage.

8 March 2022